Supreme Court limits ability to strip citizenship

https://www.yahoo.com/news/supreme-c...-politics.html

If someone was from the Nazi party, and murdered 1,000 Jews. Do we really want that person to become a USA citizen? Or relatives?

Does anyone know what the bosnian serb military did?

If someone smoked weed and said they didn't, do we really want to strip their citizenship 25 years later and deport them? USCIS should have investigated further if they were suspicious.

The responsibility of verifying the information lay with the government. They obviously must have deemed that info above the threshold to have approved her citizenship. It's too late to say we messed up and take it back after so many years.

The harm has already be done though since she's already been deported.

Probably a bunch of war crimes

Now ask yourself if that person's wife or children should be treated the same way.

Hell we're in this boat because our genome donors royally screwed up.

A wife, probably. She may have benefit from him being in the war and killing innocent people. She may have benefit by the army giving her money from people her husband killed.

I don't recall my father or mother killing innocent people in a war. They were poor people.

There is a reason why USCIS asks this kind of stuff.

Played some role in naturalization.

Didnt this lying affect her process of naturalization?

Is this retro ? Couldn't she come back

Depends on what the 6th Circuit rules here. The case might bounce back and forth a little.

It is possible for the whole thing to get overturned and the government basically being ordered to act as if her citizenship was never revoked.