Denaturalization: A Brief Overview of the Current Legal Framework

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Jun 2, 2026

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Jun 4, 2026, 11:23 am UTC

Authors: Alejandra Aramayo

Source topics: Immigration Law, Permanent Immigration, Naturalization

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Related federal bills

• S 3674A bill to expand and clarify the grounds for civil denaturalization proceedings for individuals who have defrauded a governmental program, joined a terrorist organization, or committed certain criminal offenses.
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• HR 7156To expand and clarify the grounds for civil denaturalization proceedings for individuals who have defrauded a governmental program, joined a terrorist organization, or committed certain criminal offenses.
  119th Congress
• S 4105A bill to include any felony conviction as a ground for revocation of naturalization, to strike the 5-year limitation on the revocation of naturalization for membership in certain totalitarian or treasonous organizations, and to eliminate the 10-year statute of limitation for certain criminal penalties that would disqualify a person from naturalization.
  119th Congress
• S 3318A bill to terminate Federal benefits for noncitizens, to authorize the denaturalization of naturalized citizens who undermine domestic tranquility, to expand expedited removal authority, to require mandatory revetting of nationals of Afghanistan, and to provide for automatic termination of temporary protected status, and for other purposes.
  119th Congress