Chinese national targeted as Trump’s denaturalisation campaign ramps up
The Trump administration is stepping up efforts to revoke the citizenship of naturalised Americans, with the US Justice Department on Monday filing lawsuits against 17 people accused of obtaining citizenship through fraud or concealing serious crimes. Among those targeted is a Chinese-born resident of the state of Georgia who prosecutors say hid a prior deportation order and immigration history under a different identity before becoming a US citizen in 2006. The announcement
The U.S. Department of Justice has initiated legal proceedings against 17 naturalized citizens as part of an intensified effort to strip individuals of their legal status. Authorities allege that these individuals secured citizenship through fraudulent means, including the deliberate omission of past criminal records or previous deportation orders. Among the cases highlighted is a Georgia resident originally from China, who is accused of using a false identity to mask an earlier removal order before obtaining citizenship in 2006. This move marks a significant escalation in the administration's broader campaign to identify and denaturalize those who allegedly bypassed immigration vetting protocols. Officials maintain that these actions are necessary to preserve the integrity of the nation's immigration system.
This development underscores a heightened federal focus on investigating and potentially reversing citizenship status for individuals suspected of past immigration fraud.
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