Rob Worsoff, a producer known for reality shows like Duck Dynasty, has pitched a new television concept to the DHS where immigrants compete for U.S. citizenship. He argues that the show would celebrate American values and likely include various challenges across the country. Tricia McLaughlin from DHS stated the department receives many such pitches yearly and that they consider creative ideas. While Worsoff suggests the pitch is seriously considered by DHS, he also clarifies that DHS Secretary Kristi Noem is not involved. The proposal reflects an attempt to unite immigration with entertainment and patriotism.
This reality show aims to humanize the immigration process while celebrating the idea of American citizenship in a competitive format.
Worsoff compares the voting aspect of the show to a presidential election, allowing states to choose their future American.
Assistant Secretary McLaughlin stated that DHS reviews hundreds of show pitches annually, indicating that they are open to innovative ideas.
The show's challenges range from pizza-making in New York to a gold rush in California, making it a diverse representation of American culture.
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