Justice Department Will Denaturalize Foreign Criminals

Article author: 
Brenda Walker
Article publisher: 
Limits to Growth
Article date: 
27 February 2020
Article category: 
Our American Future
Tags: 
crime
enforcement
immigration
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The Department of Justice has announced the formation of a new group to facilitate the removal of US citizenship from criminals who obtained it by lying about their previous unlawful activities.
 
There’s no new law or presidential edict involved, so presumably there are so many foreign bad guys who have illegally gotten citizenship that the numbers require an organized unit to chase them down....
 
Breitbart News has more details: Trump Administration to Strip Citizenship from Foreign-Born Terrorists, Criminals, Breitbart.com, February 26, 2020...
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