Meanwhile, Worsoff claimed during his CNN interview that the DHS appears to be “seriously considering” the show—which he said would include a series of elimination challenge

The Department of Homeland Security is reviewing a reality TV pitch where immigrants would compete for American citizenship, according to a spokesperson who said in a statement to CNN that “the show in question is in the very beginning stages of that vetting process and has not received approval or denial by staff.

Secretary Kristi Noem will testify Tuesday morning before the Senate on the department’s fiscal 2026 budget request. Noem’s remarks before the Senate Homeland

"I think it's a good idea," a media outlet quoted DHS' Tricia McLaughlin saying. In subsequent comments to USA TODAY, she was less enthusiastic.

During a heated exchange with CNN’s Victor Blackwell, Tricia McLaughlin, Asst. Secretary for Public Affairs at the Department of Homeland Security, defended the Trump administration moving to grant and expedite refugee status for White South Africans while broadly suspending most other refugee programs.

DHS is considering a reality show pitched by a 'Duck Dynasty' producer that would feature immigrants competing for U.S. citizenship, exploring American culture and patriotism.

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) slammed Democratic Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz for comparing federal immigration agents to the secret

The request, which is under review by the Pentagon, is part of a renewed push by the Trump administration to ramp up arrests of undocumented migrants

The competition series was pitched by Rob Worsoff, a Canadian-born writer and producer who was behind A&E’s “Duck Dynasty” and Bravo’s “Millionaire Matchmaker.”

The producer who pitched the show to the Department of Homeland Security said it would shorten the citizenship process "one lucky person of America's choosing."

Schumer insinuated that cuts implemented by the Department of Government Efficiency could have contributed to the ship's collision into the Brooklyn Bridge.

Former DHS advisor Charles Marino discusses the aftermath of Democratic lawmakers involved in a skirmish outside a New Jersey ICE facility on ‘Fox News Live.’