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Naturalized U.S. citizens generally cannot be deported, but U.S. law allows revocation of citizenship and subsequent removal in narrow circumstances, most commonly or certain serious criminal convicti...
The question conflates two distinct legal concepts: ; deportation of someone who is truly a naturalized citizen is rare and depends on proving fraud or willful concealment at the time of naturalizatio...
ICE detains lawful permanent residents (LPRs, “green card” holders) on multiple legal including alleged criminal convictions, suspected immigration violations, and national security or foreign policy ...