US To Deneutralise 25, Including Indian-Origin Man, Over Criminal Charges
The US Department of Justice has initiated denaturalization proceedings against 25 individuals, including an Indian-origin man, for obtaining citizenship through fraud or concealing serious criminal records. This is part of a broader, ongoing effort by the Trump administration to strip citizenship from those who allegedly secured it unlawfully.
Why it matters
Reflects a significant shift in immigration enforcement policy and the legal complexities surrounding the revocation of citizenship for naturalized residents.
The United States is revoking the citizenship of 25 naturalised citizens, including an Indian-origin man, over allegations ranging from falsifying identity to attempted murder and child sexual abuse in one of its largest coordinated denaturalisation drives. The US Department of Justice (DoJ) has accused 65-year-old Narinder Singh, a resident of the District of Delaware, of using a fraudulent identity to seek admission to the US.According to the DoJ, Singh used two identities to gain admission to the US beginning in 1996 and naturalised as a US citizen on May 1, 2008.
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