Can an American citizen's citizenship be revoked?

Question

YOU are still a citizen, but all of your rights are taken away?

Answer 1

Well that's sort of what happens when you are in prison doesn't it? And even after, you are not permitted to own firearms and in most states are prohibited from voting. Convicted pedophiles are restricted in where they can live and go (for the rest of their lives) and sex offenders need to register. But if you are born here, your citizenship cannot be revoked, just limited. Even run of the mill parolees are deprived of a lot of their rights, they often are prohited from drinking, must hold a job, may not hang out with other criminals, haave to report in regularly, etc.

Answer 2

If you are a naturalized citizen your citizenship may be revoked for commiting certain crimes, even if those crimes were commited before you gained citizenship. The
US government has done this to several former NAZIs who came to the US following World War II.

Answer 3

Yes, I believe this can be done if he is convicted of committing an act of sedition against the United States.

But even if your citizenship is revoked you are still considered to have rights.

Answer 4

No, and sedition acts are unconstitutional.

If you are a naturalized citizen who lied to obtain citizenship, it can be revoked - many nazis have hd this happen, even in old age. they get deported to where they came from or to wherever will take them.

Answer 5

it happened in the 1920's a few organizing protests for Labour Unions and Civil rights were actually deported sorry I can't think of their names offhand I'll look them up and post later,Ivan Demonjic ,not sure of the spelling was deported to Ukraine being accused of being Ivan the terrible during WW2 although an Israeli court acquitted him