> Anyone who has been through civics 102 in the US knows that there's lots of ways to get your passport taken away... But that's irrelevant unless one of those

> Anyone who has been through civics 102 in the US knows that there's lots of ways to get your passport taken away... But that's irrelevant unless one of those ways is to "possess [ITAR-controlled and requires a security clearance] information," as one of the ancestor comments stated. If that's actually the case, someone should be able to cite law/regulation or provide examples of the practice, but no one has.