To promote the pursuit of all viable denaturalization cases available under 8 U.S.C. § 1451 and maintain the integrity of the naturalization system while simultaneously ensuring an appropriate allocation of resources, the Civil Division has established the following categories for denaturalization cases:
"Cases against individuals who pose a potential danger to national security, including those with a nexus to terrorism, espionage, or the unlawful export from the United States of sensitive goods, technology, or information raising national security concerns;
"Cases against individuals who engaged in torture, war crimes, or other human rights violations;
"Cases against individuals who further or furthered the unlawful enterprise of criminal gangs, transnational criminal organizations, and drug cartels;
"Cases against individuals who committed felonies that were not disclosed during the naturalization process;
"Cases against individuals who committed human trafficking, sex offenses, or violent crimes;
"Cases against individuals who engaged in various forms of financial fraud against the United States (including Paycheck Protection Program (“PPP”) loan fraud and Medicaid/Medicare fraud);
"Cases against individuals who engaged in fraud against private individuals, funds, or corporations;
"Cases against individuals who acquired naturalization through government corruption, fraud, or material misrepresentations, not otherwise addressed by another priority
"Cases referred by a United States Attorney’s Office or in connection with pending criminal charges, if those charges do not fit within one of the other priorities; and
"Any other cases referred to the Civil Division that the Division determines to be sufficiently important to pursue
Half of the Somali population is gonna get kicked out bc of the PPP thing
