Welcome to Crossroads.

The Trump administration has a brand new campaign, or maybe not so new, but there's a new development with it,

that aims to strip naturalized Americans of their citizenship.

And the administration says it's going to expand its use of denaturalization, which until now was very rarely used.

And on a related note, the State Department just announced,

guess what?

The United States is no longer participating in the United Nations global compact

for safe, orderly, and regular migration,

which for all those watching Crossroads knows,

we've been reporting for a long time, is the international agreed upon program to facilitate mass migration.

The migrant caravans, the taxpayer dollars going to fund it, the NGOs, it runs through this program.

I don't know why nobody talks about it. Finally, the State Department's talking

about it, and we're no longer in it. Also, meanwhile, Trump wants a nice audit of Fort Knox, a check,

let's say, right, and to knock on that door of Fort Knox to make sure they actually have gold

and there's not just a little IOU sitting on the floor. Again, like this,

like this episode, leave a comment. Let's get started. First of all, a brand new campaign

aims to strip naturalized Americans of their citizenship and the criteria of who is going

to be targeted. Who's on the list is now being announced. The Trump administration says it's going to be targeted, who's on the list, is now being announced.

The Trump administration says it's going to expand its use of denaturalization,

which used to not really be common.

It was very rare you would see this in the past.

And you're going to be seeing a lot of it now, probably.

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