… terrorist activities and who had been trained actually by isis, had done time in jail, got out and now went right back to it and he was a naturalized citizen. Currently, the way the law is, you really don't have the ability to denaturalize somebody and deport them [for terrorist activities]. cases where you can denaturalize somebody and deport them, but particularly in these incidences of terrorist attacks, we don't have that ability to do that. (05:07–05:23)
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Asserts that current U.S. law lacks provisions to denaturalize and deport naturalized citizens for terrorism.
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