Former President Donald Trump ripped President Joe Biden for taking steps to make citizenship tests for migrants easier.
MIAMI, Florida — Former President Donald Trump ripped President Joe Biden for taking steps to make citizenship tests for migrants easier as the current president’s administration implements a pilot program to change open-ended questions on the exam to multiple choice questions.
Trump’s comments came during an exclusive interview earlier this month at his Doral golf resort here in Miami.earlier in December that Biden’s administration, through the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services agency, is preparing to launch a pilot program in 2023 to weaken citizenship tests for prospective Americans.
One of the major changes to the citizenship test that Biden’s team is exploring is switching open-ended questions to multiple choice questions—or “multiple guess,” as Trump called it during his Breitbart News interview. People wait to board the ferry to Ellis Island for a Naturalization Ceremony on Citizenship Day in New York, on September 17, 2022.
“You haven’t seen anything yet. Wait until you see next week when Title 42 ends,” Trump told Breitbart News of the efforts to lift Title 42 combined with the broader surge in migration. Many people are currently waiting on the other side of the United States border with Mexico for Title 42 to be formally lifted, and if and when it is lifted they intend to stream into the country.
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