Summary
President Trump released a new video for naturalization ceremonies that welcomes new citizens. His message focused on becoming part of the "national family" and emphasized the importance of protecting American culture and values, which differs from past presidents who often highlighted the contributions of immigrants.
Key Facts
- Each president crafts a personalized message for new citizens during naturalization ceremonies.
- President Trump's video message welcomed new citizens as part of the American "national family."
- Trump emphasized the responsibility to protect American culture, including rights like freedom of speech and the right to bear arms.
- Previous presidents often highlighted how immigrants enrich the U.S. and celebrated diversity.
- Trump's message focused more on what the U.S. offers to new citizens, rather than celebrating their backgrounds.
- Trump's video was released by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services and will be used in future ceremonies.
- Unlike previous presidents, Trump did not use the term "immigrant" in his message to new citizens.
- Past presidents, like Biden, have acknowledged the immigrant journey and sacrifices in their speeches.
