U.S. DOJ plans to revoke citizenship of 17 individuals
The U.S. Department of Justice announced plans to revoke the citizenship of 17 individuals as part of an unprecedented campaign by the Trump administration to target naturalized citizens, some of whom are accused of committing fraud and sexual assault against minors. Revoking citizenship is a rare procedure that requires judicial procedures in federal courts. Throughout history, the United States has stripped citizenship for various reasons, with the Department of Justice under Trump filing 24 lawsuits over the past year. This move is considered part of the government's policy, which emphasizes the importance of protecting the integrity of the citizenship system and preventing its misuse.
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