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DOJ Memo Pushes for Broader Effort to Revoke Naturalized US Citizenship

UNITED STATES, JUN 30 – The DOJ will prioritize denaturalization of naturalized citizens involved in war crimes, fraud, and violent offenses, impacting an estimated 25 million individuals, according to a June 2025 memo.

  • The Department of Justice issued a memo instructing federal prosecutors to prioritize denaturalization of certain naturalized citizens involved in crimes, including fraud and national security threats.
  • Assistant Attorney General Brett Shumate stated that the cases include individuals posing national security risks or who engaged in fraud during the naturalization process.
  • Legal experts emphasize the risk of civil proceedings which do not guarantee legal representation for individuals facing denaturalization and raise concerns about the broad nature of the memo's guidelines.
  • Experts express fears that the potentially vague criteria for denaturalization could lead to arbitrary enforcement and unfairly target naturalized citizens, raising issues of civil liberties.
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npr broke the news in Washington, United States on Monday, June 30, 2025.
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