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New Denaturalization Task force what you need to know. Immigration Lawyer in California

4,998 views · Published 31 July 2018 · 3:56 · Indexed 29 September 2026

Channel: U.S Immigration with Attorney Jacob Sapochnick · 2018 · Education

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00:00 Did you know that the government is planning to start a task force to naturalize thousands of people that already guard their citizenship?

00:15 The process of denaturalization is basically taking away somebody's citizenship after denaturalized years ago. And the reason they are doing this is the claim is many people, thousands of people obtain their citizenship by providing fake or false information, like they used different names. They use different documents to hide the fact that they had a criminal record or that they were charged with crimes that otherwise would prohibit them from getting citizenship

01:36 The only way to get somebody denaturalized is if they are have committed severe crime where there were Nazis or something that extreme. And now they're talking about, even minor crimes, even people that had some of drug offenses and didn't disclose it, could potentially, you know, lose their citizenship.

02:40 We're concerned about people that yes, may have committed some crimes, but those people are not deserving to lose their citizenship

03:07 again, the reason why it's happening is because there are reports that there were not enough fingerprints information back in the day. People falsified information to get citizenship.

03:39 . If you have any questions, post them in the comments

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A new U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services task force is charged with identifying naturalized citizens who cheated on their applications and seeking the revocation of their citizenship, a process known as "denaturalization."

A new U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services task force is charged with identifying naturalized citizens who cheated on their applications and seeking the revocation of their citizenship, a process known as "denaturalization."

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