> Reminder: Elon Musk is an illegal immigrant.

He violated the terms of immigration.  Therefore his citizenship ought to be revoked.

AI Overview

Reports by The Washington Post and The Guardian alleged that Elon Musk worked in the United States without legal authorization in 1995 after dropping out of a graduate program at Stanford University to launch his first startup, Zip2.

Key Details of the Allegations

• Visa Status: Musk arrived in Palo Alto in 1995 on a J-1 student visa to attend Stanford, which required him to remain enrolled in a full-time course of study.
• The Violation: Reports indicate he dropped out of school almost immediately to work on his business rather than attending classes, invalidating his student status and legal work authorization.
• Brother's Involvement: Records and interviews showed that his brother, Kimbal Musk, also worked on the startup before securing proper legal status, leading immigration experts to note potential violations related to unverified employment.

Elon Musk's Response

• Denial: Musk publicly denied the allegations, stating via X that he was legally allowed to work and that he transitioned from a J-1 visa to an H-1B temporary employment visa.
• Citizenship: Musk later obtained U.S. citizenship in 2002.