Courts would revoke U.S. citizenship for naturalized citizens convicted of terrorism-related crimes.
This bill would require courts to take away the U.S. citizenship of naturalized citizens found guilty of certain terrorism-related crimes. These individuals would then become eligible for deportation. Currently, there isn't a specific law that forces courts to revoke citizenship in these cases.
Today, there is no specific law that mandates courts to revoke the citizenship of naturalized U.S. citizens convicted of terrorism-related crimes, nor does it explicitly make such a conviction a direct ground for deportability for denaturalized citizens. This bill would change that by requiring courts to revoke citizenship for these individuals and making them deportable, with their removal prioritized by the Secretary of Homeland Security.
HR 9096 · 119th Congress · June 2, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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