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The process of denaturalization of citizens in the U.S.
No authoritative reporting or legal commentary in the supplied sources shows that citizenship has been revoked solely because a naturalized person previously worked without authorization; -of-citizens...
Legal immigrants can be deported because U.S. immigration law defines broad “grounds of deportability” that apply to many forms of lawful presence, and because executive policies, detention practices,...
Yes — in modern times the U.S. government has stripped citizenship from naturalized Americans, but those cases have been relatively rare and legally constrained: many successful denaturalizations invo...
The authority to define and regulate rests with under Article I, Section 8, Clause 4, a power long has treated as exclusive of the states; that federal power produced statutes like the that now govern...