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“Over 25m Americans may be affected”: Trump's DOJ announces plans to revoke citizenship, reason emerges

The Donald Trump administration has intensified efforts to revoke US citizenship for naturalised individualsThe US Department of Justice (DOJ)'s latest memo directed attorneys to prioritise civil proceedings against those who obtained citizenship illegally or pose a threat to the countryThe directive targeted individuals involved in war crimes,

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The New Republic on MSN · 3d

Justice Department Announces Chilling Plan to Revoke Citizenship

The June 11 directive recalls Trump aide Stephen Miller’s October 2023 vow that the “denaturalization project” will be “turbocharged” in 2025, as well as Trump’s own statements in support of deporting naturalized citizens and even “homegrown criminals.”

Axios Sneak Peek on MSN · 3d

Justice Department to prioritize revoking citizenship of naturalized Americans: what to know

The U.S. Department of Justice has begun to prioritize stripping naturalized Americans of their citizenship when charged with crimes, according to a recent memo. Why it matters: It ramps up the Trump administration's immigration crackdown,

Trump, DOJ and FBI

ABC News on MSN · 1d

Former FBI agent pardoned by Trump for Jan. 6 charges now serving in Justice Department: Sources

Jared Wise was on trial when he was pardoned as part of President Donald Trump's sweeping series of pardons related to Jan. 6.

CBC.ca · 1d

Jan. 6 rioter pardoned by Trump gets life in prison for plot on FBI

Police officers condemn Trump pardon of Jan 6 rioters. Caption: At a press conference in Washington, D.C. Jan. 22, 2025, former U.S. Ca

The Daily Beast on MSN · 1d

Trump’s DOJ Adds Pardoned Jan. 6 Rioter to Its Retribution Team

A former FBI agent accused of inciting Donald Trump supporters to kill police officers during the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol has been given a job in the Department of Justice. Jared Wise, who was charged but later pardoned by Trump along with more than 1,

Sudan, Trump and Supreme Court

Reuters on MSN · 3h

US Supreme Court sides with Trump in South Sudan deportation fight

The U.S. Supreme Court again sided with President Donald Trump's administration on Thursday in a legal fight over deporting migrants to countries other than their own, lifting limits a judge had imposed to protect eight men who the government sought to send to politically unstable South Sudan.

The Washington Post on MSN · 3h

Supreme Court clears deportations to conflict-ridden South Sudan

The move clears the way for the deportation of eight men being held in a detention center at a U.S. naval base in East Africa to conflict-ridden South Sudan.

USA TODAY on MSN · 4h

Supreme Court sides with Trump administration in dispute over migrant deportation

The Trump administration accused a judge of lawless defiance for blocking the removal of eight migrants to South Sudan.

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CNN commentator questions Trump children’s citizenship status: ‘Full conversation on who belongs here’

I would look at all of Melania‘s kids, all of Ivana‘s kids. I mean, let‘s just have a full conversation over who belongs here ...

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Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ supercharges his immigration agenda

As part of the so-called “ Big, Beautiful Bill” passed Thursday, Congress appropriated approximately $170 billion to fund the ...

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Justice Department sues LA over immigration enforcement policies

The U.S. Department of Justice said on Monday it sued Los Angeles, California, over policies the city enacted shortly after ...

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Takeaways from Donald Trump’s airing of grievances at the Justice Department - MSN

President Donald Trump excoriated the Justice Department prosecutors who investigated him and vowed to use it to ...

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New Trump indictment? Here's what DOJ's letter to Trump could mean - USA TODAY

WASHINGTON – The Department of Justice target letter sent to Donald Trump listed categories of charges he could potentially face, including conspiracy to defraud the United States, ...

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In Justice Department speech, Donald Trump threatens opponents with jail - MSN

That is how President Donald Trump opened his remarks to the United States Department of Justice, before he launched into a speech that denounced judges, prosecutors and members of his ...

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