Fraud convictions would lead to deportation and loss of citizenship for some non-citizens.
This bill would make it easier to deport non-citizens convicted of fraud, no matter the amount of money involved. It would also require any U.S. court that convicts a naturalized citizen of certain crimes, including fraud, to automatically take away their U.S. citizenship. These changes would take effect immediately if the bill becomes law.
Today, a non-citizen convicted of fraud is generally deportable only if the fraud meets a certain dollar amount threshold. This bill would remove that threshold, making any fraud conviction a reason for deportation. Also, today, taking away a naturalized citizen's citizenship usually involves a separate legal process by the Department of Justice; this bill would make it an automatic action by any court that convicts them of certain crimes.
S 3606 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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