DOJ moves to revoke U.S. citizenship for 40 foreign-born Americans - NBC News

Citizenship News: US, Australia and Beyond This Week

The US Department of Justice has moved to revoke citizenship for 40 foreign-born Americans, according to NBC News. The cases are linked to a larger crackdown involving election and immigration enforcement.

Elsewhere, new citizens have put down roots along South Australia's Limestone Coast, per local reports. Argentina has created a new route to citizenship for wealthy foreigners. Belarus is under scrutiny for stripping passports from dissidents living abroad. In Australia, a lawyer who renounced citizenship is looking to secure $150,000 to leave the country.

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