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Throughout his presidency, one of Trump's signature issues has been cracking down on immigration,

whether it's building a wall, ending DACA, throwing out Jared's Shakira CDs,

or renaming San Antonio St. Tony.

And now Trump is spending his last weeks making it much harder for legal immigrants to become citizens.

Behind the scenes beneath the surface, this administration is rushing to complete a series of tasks

as the president's term winds down, cementing a number of immigration actions,

like making the citizenship test harder for people who are trying to become American citizens.

Immigrants hoping to become US citizens will have to answer more questions about American history and politics.

Immigration Services says it's expanding the naturalization civics test

adding more questions and topics. Starting December 1st, applicants will have to answer ten more oral questions, a total of 20.

The civics test is one of the final steps to becoming a US citizen.

Okay, hold on, guys. This isn't fair.

How's Trump going to create a citizenship test that even he himself couldn't pass?

He may as well make immigrants do a pull-up.

But if Trump is going to expand the civics test,

I think it's only fair to let applicants answer the questions the way he answers the questions.

To become a citizen, you need to answer this question.

What are the Stamp Act of 1765 Institute?

Oh, that's a good question, man, because nobody knows the Stamp Act better than me.

So many stamps, something the greatest Stamp Act there ever was rarely, if you think about it,

but we're looking very strongly into it, and I'll have more to tell you in two weeks, I say.

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