The United States Department of Justice (DOJ) has initiated the revocation of citizenship in certain cases, applying specific conditions and legal grounds.
Individuals facing potential revocation of their citizenship include those deemed national security threats, involved in serious crimes or human rights violations, or those who acquired citizenship through fraud or misrepresentation.
Reports indicate that more than 25 million naturalized citizens could be affected by this policy shift.
The Department of Justice (DOJ) states that its denaturalization efforts are intended to safeguard national security and maintain the integrity of the naturalization process.
However, critics warn that the heightened scrutiny could foster fear and distrust within immigrant communities, potentially discouraging eligible individuals from seeking citizenship.
