Now this makes sense! On Monday, August 4. 2025, The National Pulse released an article headlined, “Top Immigration Official Wants Tougher Citizenship Test, Overhaul of Naturalization Process.”
Newly appointed U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Director Joseph Edlow is pushing for significant changes to the U.S. naturalization test, which he described as too lenient and not reflective of congressional expectations. Edlow contends that the test format is insufficient to ensure that those seeking naturalization know American civics sufficiently. The current test only requires applicants to answer six out of 10 civics questions correctly and complete basic English reading and writing tasks.
“The test needs to reflect the letter and the spirit of what Congress intended,” Edlow said, adding: “It’s important for people to understand English, our history, our government… and the way the test is written and executed right now doesn’t meet that bar.” He proposes deeper evaluations of English skills throughout the interview process and more comprehensive civics questions to ensure readiness.
Edlow also highlighted flaws in the H-1B visa system, citing instances where U.S. companies exploited the program to underpay foreign workers and replace American employees. “Companies are going for the highest-skilled workers but paying them at the lowest wage level,” he said, calling for tighter oversight and expanded worksite enforcement to prevent abuse.
On welfare-related immigration policies, Edlow announced plans to revisit the public charge rule, which determines whether green card applicants are likely to rely on public assistance. He noted that the rule needs careful review to ensure it aligns with longstanding principles and protects U.S. taxpayers. Additionally, he flagged the growing backlog in USCIS cases as a national security concern, blaming the Biden government’s focus on illegal border crossings for diverting resources away from legal immigration priorities.
“As it can be seen, America needs a much tougher path towards citizenship, and for starters, we need to end birthright citizenship for non-whites.” said Thomas Robb, National Director of the Knights Party of the Ku Klux Klan, based centrally in Harrison, Arkansas. “Along with birthright citizenship, any White American citizen that marries a non-white, shouldn’t mean citizenship within 3 years for the non-white. Any White citizen that marries a non-white should be expelled to the non-white person’s country of origin. America is a White, Christian nation and according to Biblical law, which a Christian nation should be following, the Bible clearly states that miscegenation is a sin. One of the two biggest sins recorded in the Bible, the other one being homosexuality. If America returned to Biblical law, as it was founded upon, non-whites nor homosexuals are eligible for citizenship. Also, the idea that two illegals can sneak into America, have a child, and that non-white child automatically gains citizenship also would go against Biblical law. In essence, America being a White, Christian country, we should only be accepting White, Christian people for possible citizenship, which should also have to pass a citizenship test to be sure that they are here to better their lives, while at the same time contributing to our American society. If this was the case, look how nice life would be in America. People could finally live the American dream. The original idea of living the American dream wasn’t about wealth or social status, it was about living around our own kind, our White race.”
