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Canadians Big Mad. Nearly 200K sign petition to revoke Musk’s Canadian citizenship. (thehill.com)

Musk became an American Citizen in 2002.

Thousands of individuals have signed an online petition urging the revocation of tech billionaire Elon Musk’s Canadian citizenship over his involvement in the Trump administration, which the petitioners argue undermines Canada’s sovereignty.

The petition, which is progressing through the Canada’s House of Commons, was filed by Qualia Reed, an author from Nanaimo, British Columbia.

Democrat MP Charlie Angus, a vocal critic of Musk, has also backed the petition, which had garnered over 34,000 signatures from across Canada by Saturday evening, according to Canadian outlet CTV News.

The petition calls on Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to cancel Musk’s citizenship and Canadian passport.

An electronic petition is required to have 500 or more signatures to be presented to the House of Commons, which may then lead to a formal response from the government. . .

Musk became an American Citizen in 2002. >Thousands of individuals have signed an online petition urging the revocation of tech billionaire Elon Musk’s Canadian citizenship over his involvement in the Trump administration, which the petitioners argue undermines Canada’s sovereignty. >The petition, which is progressing through the Canada’s House of Commons, was filed by Qualia Reed, an author from Nanaimo, British Columbia. >Democrat MP Charlie Angus, a vocal critic of Musk, has also backed the petition, which had garnered over 34,000 signatures from across Canada by Saturday evening, according to Canadian outlet CTV News. >The petition calls on Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to cancel Musk’s citizenship and Canadian passport. >An electronic petition is required to have 500 or more signatures to be presented to the House of Commons, which may then lead to a formal response from the government. . . [Archive](https://archive.today/mrM5g)