DOJ Targets Nearly 400 Individuals for Citizenship Revocation
The U.S. DOJ is intensifying efforts to revoke citizenship from 400 individuals suspected of fraud in naturalization.
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The U.S. DOJ is intensifying efforts to revoke citizenship from 400 individuals suspected of fraud in naturalization.
Analysis reveals DOJ's actions may challenge hundreds of criminal convictions on due-process grounds.
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