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US Launches Major Effort to Revoke Citizenship Over Fraud Allegations

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The United States has initiated its largest-ever campaign to revoke the citizenship of individuals who obtained it fraudulently. The effort will focus on cases involving immigration fraud and willful misrepresentation. The Department of Justice will prosecute these cases, seeking to denaturalize those found guilty. This move aims to uphold the integrity of the US immigration system.

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