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Isn’t this strictly for convicted criminals, though? I imagine this goes along with the T&Cs of being naturalized? I didn’t read GP as being worried specifical
by pfannkuchen 1y ago
Isn’t this strictly for convicted criminals, though? I imagine this goes along with the T&Cs of being naturalized?
I didn’t read GP as being worried specifically about convicted criminals.
- dragonwriter 1y ago> Isn’t this strictly for convicted criminals, though? No. Denaturalization is a civil process that does not require a criminal conviction, and the people that have been denaturalized are not always convicted criminals. (Denaturalization usually involves an allegation that could also be pursued as a crime, such as fraud against the government, but that's very much not the same as it applying only to convicted criminals.)