President Trump posted on his social media platform on Saturday that he is considering revoking the citizenship of comedian Rosie O'Donnell, whom he described as "a Threat to Humanity." However, legal scholars quickly noted that the president cannot legally revoke the citizenship of someone born in the United States, as per the 14th Amendment. O'Donnell, a longtime Trump critic, recently moved her family to Ireland, stating she would only return to the U.S. when "all citizens have equal rights." She has continued to voice opposition to Trump on social media, and responded to his citizenship threat by calling him as a "mentally ill untreated criminal" and "danger to the nation." (Deadline)
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