Trump DOJ unleashes largest denaturalization effort in department history — and says it’s ‘only the beginning’
The DOJ filed complaints against 24 naturalized citizens from 17 countries, alleging crimes from attempted murder to marriage fraud in a record surge.
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FIRST ON FOX: The Department of Justice is moving to revoke the citizenship of 24 individuals who the DOJ said committed crimes ranging from attempted murder to child sexual abuse to identity fraud, marking its largest citizenship revocation surge on record, Fox News Digital learned Monday.
"U.S. citizenship is one of our nation's highest privileges, and it must be obtained lawfully and honestly," Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche told Fox News Digital on Monday.
"The complaints announced today allege that these individuals secured naturalization through fraud, concealment, or other unlawful conduct— including by concealing violent crimes, sexual offenses against children, fraudulent identities, and other disqualifying facts," said Blanche.
The complaints against the 24 individuals, filed between July 20 and Aug.
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