The 165 page immigration file of Malania Trump's late mother, Amalia Nobs, has now been released to the public.

This follows the Washington Post's public records request to the Department of Homeland Security.

The Washington Post wrote about it in an article that was just released.

That records confirm that Donald Trump's mother-in-law came to the United States through the process

that Donald Trump derided. What this immigration file reveals is that

the Maliannaves got her citizenship through the exact same process that Donald Trump tried to ban, which he and others have sometimes referred to as chain migration,

where the parent of someone who is a citizen gets to come in through an

application process where they cite the fact that they have a child who's a citizen in the United States. As we look through

this 165 page immigration file, it's also illuminating on many other things as well,

for example, even how Maladia Trump got citizenship

in the first place, which I want to talk about.

But also when Amalia Nobs was asked very basic questions on her citizenship test, for example,

what is the rule of law and do you know what the rule of law is? Amalia Nabs did not know how to answer that question.

She gave no answer, although she was able to identify where the Pacific Ocean was located according to her file.

Let's take a look at this Washington Post article,

and then I want to turn to though

the kind of origins of this, which is how Malania got here and how Malania was brought into the

United States through someone by the name Apollo Zompoli who would bring in Eastern European women. He would, he ran a modeling agency and he would help them get their visas.

He would introduce these Eastern European women to wealthy

businessmen at parties that he would throw at places that were called like

the Kit Kat Club or he would bring these models from Eastern Europe and introduce them to wealthy

American businessmen in New York like Donald Trump.

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