Washington, The US launched the largest denaturalisation effort in modern history by moving to strip 40 individuals, including one of Indian origin, of their American citizenship, the Department of Justice said.
“This administration will continue to pursue the largest denaturalisation effort in department history to restore trust and integrity in US citizenship. “Fingerprints establish that Singh submitted both applications. Singh, in 1992, submitted an immigration application under the identity of Balwinder Singh, according to the Department of Justice. In 2009, Singh naturalised under his second identity.
Our message is clear: the United States will not tolerate deception in the naturalisation process,” Shumate said. The complaint alleges seven counts for his numerous misrepresentations and unlawful acts that adversely reflect his moral character,” the Justice Department said. The department said it is seeking to revoke the citizenship of Jinchao Wei, a China-born former US Navy sailor convicted of espionage-related offences.
Shumate of the Justice Department’s Civil Division. The 40 individuals facing denaturalisation actions in multiple US courts have been accused of serious offences, including acting as an agent for a foreign government, committing voluntary manslaughter, and aggravated sodomy against a special-needs man.
“Today’s announcement marks the largest denaturalisation effort in modern history,” said Attorney General Todd Blanche on Monday. “Every single one of these individuals lied their way into US citizenship,” said Assistant Attorney General Brett A.
