<ul><li>The Department of Homeland Security is reportedly considering a reality show where immigrants compete for American citizenship, a show pitch by producer Rob Worsoff who has worked on popular shows like 'The Millionaire Matchmaker' and 'Duck Dynasty.'</li><li>Despite downplaying discussions, the Trump administration has showcased joy in deportations through social media. DHS Assistant Secretary stated that all television show pitches undergo a thorough vetting process.</li><li>Critics view the potential show as exploitation and unethical. Representative Joaquin Castro criticized the idea as 'sick'. Immigration attorney Eric Lee raised concerns about legal backing for the show.</li><li>MSNBC's Zeeshan Aleem finds the consideration of the show by DHS both damning and unsurprising, citing the administration's willingness to use art that celebrates the pain of migrants. The show pitch envisions a competition for citizenship similar to 'The Biggest Loser.'</li></ul>

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