Trump admin creates unit to strip US citizenship from foreign-born terrorists/criminals

A new section within the DOJ is being established by the Trump administration to handle the removal of citizenship from foreign-born people who fraudulently got their citizenship by failing to disclose their criminal past of serious crimes, including terrorism and war crimes. It is unclear as to whether or not this will affect Somalia-born Rep. Ilhan Omar's (D-MN) alleged marriage of her brother to obtain citizenship or education in the U.S., or her alleged criminal behavior with campaign funds. One can only hope.

The new section will be within the DOJ’s Office of Immigration Litigation and be dedicated to denaturalizing those who had failed to disclose they had been involved in criminal activity on their N-400 form for naturalization.

That form includes questions asking whether an applicant has been involved in genocide and torture among other serious crimes, if they have ever been part of a terrorist or totalitarian organization, if they had been associated with the Nazi government in Germany, and if they have been charged or convicted with a crime or served prison time. Targets for denaturalization are those who have made material breaches of those questions. As far as we know, Omar has thus far escaped the long arm of the law, but it's beginning to look like the walls are closing in on her.

“When a terrorist or sex offender becomes a U.S. citizen under false pretenses, it is an affront to our system -- and it is especially offensive to those who fall victim to these criminals,” Assistant Attorney General Jody Hunt said. “The new Denaturalization Section will further the Department’s efforts to pursue those who unlawfully obtained citizenship status and ensure that they are held accountable for their fraudulent conduct.”

There has been an increase in such cases due to an increased effort by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to go after fraud [against the wishes of the Democratic Party], as well as Operation Janus, which began during the Obama administration. The operation identified hundreds of thousands of cases in which paper fingerprint data wasn't entered into the centralized fingerprint database.

Some recent cases were brought to light whereby the DOJ has secured the denaturalization of terrorists, war criminals and sex offenders including a convicted terrorist whose crime was committed in Egypt and admitted to recruiting for Al Qaeda in the U.S., and another who was convicted in Bosnia of executing 8 unarmed civilians and prisoners of war during the Balkan conflict. The latter was denaturalized while serving his sentence in Bosnia.

Another piece of human excrement was a man who engaged in sexual contact with a 7-year-old family member!

Such denaturalization proceedings are not targeted at people who commit crimes after they become citizens, only those who have made fraudulent citizenship applications and left out crimes they committed on that form. Sadly, that leaves out Ilhan Omar.

Citizens and anti-Semitic Democrats cannot be deported, but those who have been stripped of citizenship revert back to permanent residency status, which allows deportation or barring of entry in the case of serious criminal offenses.

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