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of course if you get caught participating in a terrorist group while abroad, you may get your citizenship stripped for free. I think that I saw that suggestion

• ricree 7y ago
  Note that this only for naturalized citizenship, and even then only for a limited time afterwards. As I understand it, the prevailing precedent of the Supreme Court is that revoking citizenship is something that a person must willfully do with the intention of having their citizenship revoked. This wasn't always the case, as it used to be that Congress could declare revoking actions that applied even without intent. So it's possible that this could change, but it's been the case for over half a century and unlikely to change anytime soon.
• lightbyte 7y ago
  Be careful, you also run the risk of getting assassinated by drone strike like Anwar al-Awlaki did.
• gamblor956 7y ago
  Citizenship is separate from tax residency. So you'd end up stateless but still owing US taxes.