DOJ Seeks to Revoke Citizenship of 17 Individuals for Hiding Crimes
The Department of Justice is moving to strip the citizenship of 17 individuals accused of concealing serious crimes, including sex offenses and fraud, from immigration officials. This action is part of an intensified effort to denaturalize those who obtained citizenship through deception.
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