2026年8月3日 美国东部时间下午4:20 / 福克斯新闻
投诉指控17国归化公民犯下谋杀未遂、儿童性虐待和婚姻欺诈等罪行
作者：阿什利·J·迪梅拉 福克斯新闻
国土安全部律师称公众有权知晓哪些法官在移民问题上“公然违抗”最高法院
国土安全部首席法律顾问詹姆斯·珀西瓦尔表示，一群联邦地区法官——而非整个司法系统——屡次阻止驱逐行动和临时保护身份撤销，尽管最高法院已有相关裁决，他称这是“赤裸裸的政治激进主义”。
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FOX独家报道： 福克斯新闻数字频道周一获悉，美国司法部正试图撤销24名以上个人的公民身份，司法部称这些人犯下了从谋杀未遂、儿童性虐待到身份欺诈等一系列罪行，这是该部门有记录以来规模最大的公民身份撤销行动。
“美国公民身份是我国最高特权之一，必须通过合法和诚实的途径获得，”代理司法部长托德·布兰奇周一对福克斯新闻数字频道表示。
“今天公布的投诉指控，这些个人通过欺诈、隐瞒或其他非法手段获得归化公民身份——包括隐瞒暴力犯罪、针对儿童的性犯罪、欺诈性身份以及其他不符合资格的事实，”布兰奇说。
福克斯新闻数字频道获悉，针对这25名个人的投诉于7月20日至8月3日期间提交，涉及来自17个国家的归化美国公民：巴基斯坦、摩尔多瓦、印度、墨西哥、哥伦比亚、尼日利亚、利比里亚、加纳、牙买加、台湾地区、洪都拉斯、喀麦隆、约旦、古巴、萨尔瓦多、海地和瑞典。司法部周一晚些时候告诉福克斯新闻数字频道，又新增了一起案件，将面临剥夺公民身份的人数从24人增至25人。
[司法部试图剥夺17名被指控隐瞒恶劣罪行的人的公民身份]
美国公民及移民服务局官员拘留了一名涉嫌实施移民欺诈的男子。(美国公民及移民服务局)
“今天提交的文件是该部门历史上规模最大的协同剥夺公民身份行动，但这只是开始。司法部将继续利用所有可用工具，保护归化程序的完整性和美国人民的安全，”布兰奇补充道。
自2025年1月20日以来，此类案件使该部门的剥夺公民身份申请总数达到88起，特朗普政府正加大力度，剥夺那些它称通过非法手段获得公民身份的人的国籍。
这些案件涉及广泛的被指控行为，司法部称这些行为本应使这些个人无法获得或保留美国公民身份。
投诉中包含的指控包括谋杀未遂、儿童性虐待、家庭暴力、婚姻欺诈、身份欺诈、护照欺诈、银行和信用卡欺诈以及无执照行医等其他罪行。
“这是有记录以来规模最大的剥夺公民身份行动浪潮，”司法部民事 division 助理部长布雷特·舒马特对福克斯新闻数字频道表示。
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2023年5月9日，移民们在得克萨斯州埃尔帕索穿越美墨边境后，在帕索德尔诺雷托入境口岸排队向美国海关和边境保护局边境巡逻人员投案自首。(帕特里克·T·法伦/法新社 via 盖蒂图片社)
“这些人中的每一个都犯下了与美国公民身份不相容的罪行。我们正以创纪录的速度剥夺那些试图欺骗联邦政府、滥用归化程序的人的公民身份。”
在其中一起案件中，司法部试图撤销北卡罗来纳州一名男子的公民身份，该男子在通过服兵役获得公民身份后，被定罪犯有一级谋杀未遂和使用致命武器袭击罪，但据称未能满足所需的光荣服役期限。
[ICE在全国性执法扫荡中逮捕了犯有儿童性犯罪和甲基苯丙胺贩运罪的非法外国人]
美国总统唐纳德·特朗普于2026年7月31日在马里兰州黑格斯敦的黑格斯敦地区机场走向等候中的空军一号。(安娜·梅耶马克/盖蒂图片社)
检察官还指控南卡罗来纳州一名归化公民隐瞒了一起暴力袭击事件，他殴打并勒住妻子，袭击导致妻子住院后，他对殴打和人身伤害罪认罪。
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今年6月，司法部试图撤销来自13个不同国家的17名个人的公民身份，理由是他们被指控犯有儿童性虐待、毒品贩运和大规模金融欺诈罪。
阿什利·J·迪梅拉是福克斯新闻数字频道的政治记者。
Trump DOJ unleashes largest denaturalization effort in department history — and says it’s ‘only the beginning’
August 3, 2026 4:20pm EDT / Fox News
Complaints allege attempted murder, child sexual abuse, and marriage fraud among naturalized citizens from 17 countries
By Ashley J. DiMella Fox News
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DHS Chief Counsel James Percival said a group of federal district judges—not the judiciary as a whole—are repeatedly blocking deportations and Temporary Protected Status rollbacks despite SCOTUS rulings, calling it “naked political activism.”
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FIRST ON FOX: The Department of Justice is moving to revoke the citizenship of more than two dozen individuals who the DOJ said committed crimes ranging from attempted murder to child sexual abuse to identity fraud, marking its largest citizenship revocation surge on record, Fox News Digital learned Monday.
“U.S. citizenship is one of our nation’s highest privileges, and it must be obtained lawfully and honestly,” Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche told Fox News Digital on Monday.
“The complaints announced today allege that these individuals secured naturalization through fraud, concealment, or other unlawful conduct— including by concealing violent crimes, sexual offenses against children, fraudulent identities, and other disqualifying facts,” said Blanche.
The complaints against the 25 individuals, filed between July 20 and Aug. 3, involve naturalized U.S. citizens who are natives of 17 countries: Pakistan, Moldova, India, Mexico, Colombia, Nigeria, Liberia, Ghana, Jamaica, Taiwan, Honduras, Cameroon, Jordan, Cuba, El Salvador, Haiti and Sweden, Fox News Digital learned. The DOJ told Fox News Digital later Monday that it had added another case, raising the number of people facing denaturalization from 24 to 25.
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Citizenship and Immigration Services officers detained a man believed to be committing immigration fraud.(USCIS)
“Today’s filings represent the largest coordinated denaturalization effort in Department history, but they are only the beginning. The Justice Department will continue to use every tool available to protect the integrity of the naturalization process and the safety of the American people,” Blanche added.
The cases bring the department’s total denaturalization filings to 88 since Jan. 20, 2025, as the Trump administration ramps up efforts to strip citizenship from individuals it says obtained it unlawfully.
The cases span a wide range of alleged conduct that the Justice Department says should have disqualified the individuals from obtaining or keeping U.S. citizenship.
The complaints involve allegations including attempted murder, child sexual abuse, domestic violence, marriage fraud, identity fraud, passport fraud, bank and credit card fraud, and practicing medicine without a license, among other offenses.
“Today marks the largest denaturalization surge in recorded history,” said Justice Department’s Civil Division Assistant Attorney General Brett Shumate told Fox News Digital.
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Migrants wait in line to turn themselves in for processing to U.S. Customs and Border Protection border patrol agents near the Paso del Norte Port of Entry after crossing the US-Mexico border in El Paso, Texas, on May 9, 2023.(PATRICK T. FALLON/AFP via Getty Images)
“Every one of these individuals committed crimes incompatible with U.S. citizenship. We are moving at record speed to denaturalize those who sought to deceive the federal government and abuse the naturalization process.”
In one case, the department seeks to denaturalize a man in North Carolina convicted of attempted first-degree murder and assault with a deadly weapon after obtaining citizenship through military service but allegedly failing to meet the required period of honorable service.
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U.S. President Donald Trump walks to a waiting Air Force One at the Hagerstown Regional Airport on July 31, 2026, in Hagerstown, Maryland.(Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Prosecutors also allege a naturalized citizen in South Carolina concealed a violent assault in which he beat and choked his wife, later pleading guilty to assault and battery after the attack left her hospitalized.
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In June, DOJ moved to revoke 17 individuals from 13 different countries over allegations of child sexual abuse, narcotics trafficking and large-scale financial fraud.
Ashley J. DiMella reports on politics for Fox News Digital.
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