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Sounds like he came on a student visa from India and got citizenship.

• rbanffy 9mo ago
  Citizenship can be revoked in cases that involve serious offences.
  • Jtsummers 9mo ago
    It usually requires fraud in receiving the citizenship for it to be revoked. Once naturalized, if you commit a serious offense unrelated to the citizenship process itself, you'll keep your US citizenship.
    • direwolf20 9mo ago
      Or ICE shows up at a naturalization hearing.
    • selimthegrim 9mo ago
      Don't hold your breath, Miller is big on denaturalization these days.
      • Jtsummers 9mo ago
        But he hasn't done anything yet, he just wants to. There's no legal standing for it at this point beyond what I said. Every case I've been able to find was tied to fraud associated with the naturalization process (either the process itself, or false statements given during the process).
        • rbanffy 9mo ago
          Lack of legal standing is not something that has ever stopped this administration from doing something it has decided to do. Best case scenario is Miller gets thrown under the bus after the goal is accomplished.