DHS Wants a Reality Show Where Immigrants Compete for Citizenship

Donald Trump wants his controversial migration policy to be filmed.Possible immigrants should compete for accelerated immigration in front of current cameras. Corresponding plans have been made ... According to consistent media reports, the US Department of Homeland Security is examining participation in a possible reality TV show. The format is intended to expose migrants by begging for naturalisation, critics stress.Department spokesperson Tri…

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is considering supporting a new reality show in which immigrants compete for U.S. citizenship, Department spokeswoman Tricia McLaughlin confirmed. The idea for the reality show is being developed by producer Rob Worsoff, who previously worked on the hit show Duck Dynasty. The idea for the reality show, in which immigrants compete for citizenship, was conceived while Barack Obama was still president.

US Considering Reality TV Competition For Citizenship

The US Department of Homeland Security is considering taking part in a reality TV show in which immigrants would compete for American citizenship.

The US government has been asked to collaborate on a television program in which immigrants can win American citizenship. In the program, contestants must prove their knowledge of the US and American traditions. In each episode, one candidate is eliminated, until there is ultimately one winner who is naturalized. The idea came from Canadian-American television producer Rob Worsoff, who was inspired by his own naturalization process. According to…

Trump Officials in Talks with Duck Dynasty Producer for Reality Show Where Immigrants Compete for Citizenship

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is reviewing a pitch for a reality television show titled “The American,” proposed by Rob Worsoff, a Canadian-born producer known for his work on A&E’s Duck Dynasty and Bravo’s Millionaire Matchmaker. The show would feature immigrants competing in various “American” challenges, with the winner receiving fast-tracked U.S. citizenship. […]

Politics and entertainment sometimes merge seamlessly with Donald Trump. Now his government is considering a TV format in which immigrants are supposed to compete for the American passport. A concept is already available.