Trump administration launches largest-ever effort to denaturalize U.S. citizens accused of fraud or other crimes

TL;DR

The Trump administration is seeking to revoke the citizenship of 17 U.S. citizens in its largest denaturalization campaign to date.
These individuals are accused of immigration fraud, concealing criminal activity, or lacking the required "good moral character" for naturalization.
The targeted cases include individuals convicted of violent crimes, sex offenses against children, fraud, and money laundering.
The administration aims to combat abuse of the naturalization process, emphasizing that citizenship is a privilege that can be forfeited by breaking laws and lying.
Denaturalization allows the government to strip citizenship from naturalized individuals, returning them to their prior immigration status and making them subject to deportation.

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