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15:20Now PlayingThroughout Donald Trump's second term, the federal government has pledged to engage in mass denaturalization, turning a process that typically occurs dozens of times a year into hundreds of times per month. The New York Times reports that the Justice Department opened 12 such cases this week. According to the article, only 130 denaturalization cases were filed between 2017 and 2022, but Trump's Department of Homeland Security seeks to ramp these up to 200 cases per month. Jamie Rowen, a professor of legal studies at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, discusses the history and significance of this effort.
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