The Department of Justice (DOJ) announced on June 8, 2026, that it is pursuing the denaturalization of 17 foreign-born individuals in the United States who are accused of serious crimes. Federal prosecutors have filed denaturalization actions in various U.S. District Courts, which officials have characterized as a significant effort in the ongoing denaturalization initiative.
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DOJ Seeks Denaturalization of 17 Individuals Accused of Crimes
The DOJ is seeking to revoke the citizenship of 17 foreign-born individuals accused of serious crimes, marking a notable action in the agency's denaturalization efforts. The cases have been filed in multiple U.S. District Courts.
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Trump administration seeking to revoke citizenship of 17 in latest denaturalization push
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DOJ Seeks Denaturalization of 17 Individuals Accused of Crimes