DOJ Moves to Revoke Citizenship for 12 Denaturalization Cases Involving Terrorism and War Crimes

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DOJ Moves to Revoke Citizenship for 12 Denaturalization Cases Involving Terrorism and War Crimes
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The Department of Justice filed civil denaturalization actions in multiple districts against 12 naturalized U.S. citizens who allegedly concealed criminal histories and ties to terrorism, including cases involving al-Qaida, war crimes, sexual abuse of a minor, and other offenses, seeking to revoke their citizenship under the Immigration and Nationality Act and restore integrity to the naturalization process.

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