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Trump Administration Increases Denaturalization Efforts Targeting Fraudulent Citizenship

The Trump administration is ramping up its denaturalization efforts, targeting individuals who allegedly obtained citizenship through fraud. The Justice Department has initiated nearly 90 cases since early 2025, with plans to file at least 250 by October, significantly more than previous administrations. Legal experts express concern over the diversion of resources from other immigration priorities.

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The Trump administration is ramping up its denaturalization efforts, targeting individuals who allegedly obtained citizenship through fraud. The Justice Department has initiated nearly 90 cases since early 2025, with plans to file at least 250 by October, significantly more than previous administrations. Legal experts express concern over the diversion of resources from other immigration priorities.

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Citizenship revoked? Feds ramp up controversial plan...

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Trump Administration Increases Denaturalization Efforts Targeting Fraudulent Citizenship