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No, Nazis kicked out German citizens who they deemed to be Jewish

There are enough "enemies of the people" in the US at the moment that the MAGA leadership doesn't have to go after American citizens.

There's been rhetoric about how some Americans are not "real americans" but America seems a way off 1934 yet, and they're going about it in a different order. History never repeats, but it usually rhymes

[tencentshill]

Vance says anyone who didn't have ancestors in the civil war are not real citizens. https://www.yahoo.com/news/americans-civil-war-ancestors-gre...

[iso1631]

And I suspect he has one particular side in mind

Yet still roughly half of America wants this.

[suzdude]

Much closer to ~20%.

[iso1631]

Just 43% of americans disaprove of the airstrikes, and voting intention is pretty much even (42%/47%)

Republican support has dropped 2 points in the last year.

[suzdude]

Ah, I read "this" as the current admin.

[leptons]

>There are enough "enemies of the people" in the US at the moment that the MAGA leadership doesn't have to go after American citizens.

Tell that to any trans person that is an American citizen. They are literally trying to make "trans" into a terrorist designation.

Tell that to the many Latino American citizens who have been arrested by masked armed ICE agents, thrown into unmarked cars and taken away simply because of the color of their skin.

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Official US policy is that Americans have nothing to fear. There are no explicit laws preventing American Citizens with brown skin from working in a school for example.

The US hasn't reached the level of "Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service" or "Denaturalization Law" yet, although you can easily see it's on the cards. The Brownshirts were around over a decade before then

[suzdude]

Except this admin doesn't seem to strongly care about laws.

It is more than willing to implement its extreme nationalism via executive orders, regardless of what the law says.