Donald Trump and Senator J.D. Vance are zeroing in on an explosive case surrounding New York City’s mayor—and their latest legal strategy has left insiders stunned.

At the center of the controversy? A deep dive into the mayor’s past immigration filings, with accusations that could trigger a rarely used federal clause tied to the Naturalization Act.

According to sources, Vance pointed to a statute stating that if any individual expresses radical revolutionary sympathies within 5 years of becoming a U.S. citizen, it could be “prima facie” proof of fraud—and a fast-track to revoking citizenship.

Now, Trump’s legal team has entered the scene, and their timing couldn’t be more calculated.

Here’s Why It Matters:

•  Trump and Vance are using an old immigration law to launch a modern political strike.
•  NYC’s mayor may face intense legal pressure if findings escalate.
•  The case could set a powerful precedent for targeting radical ties post-naturalization.

Whether this move holds in court or not, the political message is clear: Trump and Vance aren’t just playing defense—they’re going on the offensive.

 Buckle up. This isn’t over.