Trump administration targets 12 foreign-born Americans for denaturalization
Summary
The Trump administration is trying to take away the citizenship of 12 foreign-born Americans because they are accused of crimes or fraud related to how they became U.S. citizens. The Department of Justice has filed legal actions in courts to start this process.Key Facts
- The Department of Justice (DOJ) announced plans to revoke citizenship of 12 foreign-born Americans.
- These individuals are accused of crimes or fraud connected to their naturalization process.
- The people come from countries including Bolivia, Colombia, Nigeria, Somalia, Morocco, Uzbekistan, Iran, India, and China.
- Some have been convicted of crimes in the U.S., some abroad, and others face immigration fraud claims.
- Denaturalization requires a court order and can lead to loss of citizenship and possible deportation.
- Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche said those who lied during their citizenship process will face legal action.
- The DOJ is continuing its efforts to target citizenship fraud cases across the country.
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