The United States Department of Justice (DOJ) has begun revoking citizenship with conditions attached.

Citizens at risk of revocation are individuals with national security threats, serious crimes, human rights abuses, and those who obtained citizenship through fraud or misrepresentation.

According to reports, over 25 million naturalized citizens are potentially at risk due to this policy shift.

The DOJ’s denaturalization efforts aim to protect national security and ensure the integrity of the naturalization process.

However, critics argue that this increased scrutiny could lead to anxiety and mistrust in immigrant communities, potentially affecting eligible immigrants’ willingness to apply for citizenship.