President Donald Trump’s first administration tried to sabotage singer-songwriter Neil Young’s U.S. citizenship, according to Young’s wife, actress Daryl Hannah.
“They tried every trick in the book to mess him up, and made him keep coming back to be re-interviewed and re-interviewed,” Hannah said in a recent interview with BBC. “It’s ridiculous [because] he’s been living in America and paying taxes here since he was in his 20s.”
Young was born in Toronto, Canada, on November 12, 1945. He entered the United States without a visa in 1966.
In 1970, the singer acquired a green card to stay in the U.S.
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A January 22, 2020 Instagram postfrom @neilyoungarchives read, “I’m happy to report I’m in,” referring to Young officially becoming a U.S. citizen. The post included a photo of him next to an American flag and a “Democrats …