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Citizenship Revocation

Citizenship

Involuntary loss of citizenship through state action under conditions defined by domestic law.

Citizenship revocation refers to the involuntary withdrawal of citizenship by a state under circumstances permitted by its domestic law. Depending on the jurisdiction, this may arise in cases involving fraud in the naturalization process, national security grounds, or other legally defined triggers. Revocation must be distinguished from voluntary renunciation and from denaturalization in more technical legal use.

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Most people live where they were born. Not where it makes strategic sense. They choose a country. Sovereign individuals build a setup.

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