US targets 25 naturalized citizens in largest denaturalization push, including Indian-origin man

Citizenship, long understood as a permanent threshold once lawfully crossed, is being revisited by the United States government as something that can be undone. The Justice Department has filed denaturalization complaints against 25 individuals — nationals from 17 countries, including an Indian-origin man named Narinder Singh — alleging that fraud, concealment, and disqualifying conduct were woven into the fabric of their applications. In what officials are calling the largest coordinated denaturalization effort in American history, the action raises enduring questions about the nature of belo