US law says these foreign-born terrorists are just as American as you
The article says Trump has not disclosed a position on reform while his administration has expanded denaturalization referrals under existing law.
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The article says Trump has not disclosed a position on reform while his administration has expanded denaturalization referrals under existing law.
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The article describes Republican proposals to broaden the circumstances in which naturalized U.S. citizens can lose citizenship for terrorism or serious crimes, citing recent attacks and past terrorism cases. It reports that the proposals have no Democratic support and that President Trump has not stated a position on the reforms.
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