US Citizenship Stripping Cases
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- Anna GiaritelliWashington Examiner
- Teresa Elena FrontadoSouth China Morning Post
- Poulomi GhoshTimes of India
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“Today’s announcement marks the largest denaturalization effort in modern history,” Attorney General Todd Blanche said in a press release.
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- 5 Oct
“Today’s announcement marks the largest denaturalization effort in modern history,” Attorney General Todd Blanche said in a press release.
Coverage 5 articles
8 Oct Marriage fraud, duplicate identity: 4 Pakistani men to lose US citizenship in largest denaturalization move by the Trump administration
Times of India
6 Oct U.S. moves to strip 40 persons of American citizenship
The Hindu
6 Oct Trump officials pursue record number of cases to strip US citizenship
Al Jazeera
5 Oct US seeks to revoke citizenship of two China-born men convicted in Beijing-linked cases
South China Morning Post
5 Oct DOJ strips US citizenship from 40 alleged criminals
Washington Examiner
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