Donald Trump Gives Update on Denaturalizing US Citizens
Immigration,Donald Trump,Asylum,Asylum Seekers,US Citizens,Immigration Reform,Naturalization
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President Donald Trump has suggested his administration is exploring whether it has the legal authority to revoke U.S. citizenship from naturalized immigrants who have been convicted of crimes, following last week's National Guard shooting.
Speaking with reporters aboard Air Force One on November 30, Trump linked the review to what he described as gaps in the current naturalization and vetting system.
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