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Denaturalization is the process of revoking someone's citizenship, and the topic is about the conditions and procedures for denaturalization.
Ilhan Omar has served as the U.S. Representative for Minnesota’s 5th Congressional District since 2019, and multiple public records and biographies describe her as a naturalized U.S. citizen who becam...
Yes — multiple credible reports and court filings document that during the second Trump administration there were instances in which people who were, or claimed to be, U.S. citizens were detained and ...
law limits deportation—also called removal—to noncitizens; the statutory framework, federal agencies, and government guidance describe deportation as a process for aliens, not U.S. citizens . In pract...
A criminal conviction can and often does provide statutory grounds for — Section 237 of the as codified at 8 U.S.C. §1227 lists specific criminal convictions (aggravated felonies, crimes involving mor...
shows a Member of successfully removed or disqualified from office solely on the ground that they were a naturalized citizen or held ; modern constitutional and statutory law instead makes forcible ex...
The short answer: parts of the Trump administration’s deportation program are subject to plausible constitutional violations and have been so found or enjoined in court, while other elements rest on c...
The question asks which primary documents directly trace Representative Ilhan Omar’s path to U.S. citizenship; reporting assembled here shows that standard primary sources would include naturalization...