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Trump DOJ to denaturalize 17 US citizens in rare move

Deutsche Welle Monday 08 June 2026, 17:35 UTC 1 min read
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Trump DOJ to denaturalize 17 US citizens in rare move June 8, 2026Advertisement The US Department of Justice on Monday said it would denaturalize 17 US citizens who were convicted crimes in various courts. Denaturalization is rare in the US and can only occur in federal court. Denaturalization is only for US citizens who received US nationality via the citizenship process.

Trump DOJ to denaturalize 17 US citizens in rare move June 8, 2026Advertisement The US Department of Justice on Monday said it would denaturalize 17 US citizens who were convicted crimes in various courts. Denaturalization is rare in the US and can only occur in federal court. Denaturalization is only for US citizens who received US nationality via the citizenship process. Birthright citizenship is protected by the US Constitution, however the Trump administration is trying to also revoke birthright citizenship to Americans born to undocumented parents. This is a breaking news story and will be updated... Edited by: Jenipher Camino Gonzalez
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