The US Department of Justice has moved to revoke citizenship for 40 foreign-born Americans facing criminal allegations, one of the most assertive denaturalisation efforts in recent years. The department's newly reorganised National Fraud Enforcement Division also issued a corporate enforcement directive, pointing to closer oversight of corporate fraud.
In a separate development, the Ninth Circuit put on hold a court order that would have reinstated a fired Seattle federal prosecutor. The three actions together point to a busy period for the DOJ across immigration, white-collar enforcement, and staffing conflicts.