Meanwhile, Worsoff claimed during his CNN interview that the DHS appears to be “seriously considering” the show—which he said ...

A reality show pitch where immigrants compete for U.S. citizenship is reportedly under review by Trump's Department of Homeland Security, stirring controversy and curiosity alike.

"Dive into Netflix’s most addictive reality shows that combine drama, romance, and fierce competition. From unconventional dating experiments to heartwarming love stories and high-stakes challenges, ...

The Daily Mail reported on Thursday that Rob Worsoff, a Canadian-born writer, producer and director, pitched the outlandish ...

The Department of Homeland Security is reportedly reviewing a proposal for a reality television series in which immigrants ...

The Netflix series, which follows a group of autistic people as they search for love in their hometowns, feels good to watch, but don’t just call it feel-good TV.

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The idea, from reality TV veteran Rob Worsoff, would see immigrants compete in stereotypically American activities like ...

ICE Barbie Kristi Noem is reportedly considering taking a page from Donald Trump’s book and pivoting into reality TV.

No, Homeland Security has not backed a reality show awarding U.S. citizenship just yet — but it could still happen.

The Department of Homeland Security is considering collaborating on a TV show with the producer of the popular reality show ...

DHS is considering a reality show pitched by a 'Duck Dynasty' producer that would feature immigrants competing for U.S.