Unless one's past involves association with Nazis.
Not really. It took more than 20 years to denaturalize John Demjajuk, mostly because he was on US soil and had access to US legal system.
Unless one's past involves association with Nazis.
Or maybe he became disillusioned with the American dream after he foreclosed and was sued by creditors, turning to extremism to flame his battered ego.Even Mr. Krikorian did not blame the immigration system, noting that Mr. Shahzad did not enter the country illegally and seems to have had a genuine marriage. “Maybe there was nothing for them to find,” he said. “He may have been radicalized after he went through all this.”
Or maybe not. “Was it his plan all along? I don’t know,” said Christopher Bentley, a spokesman for United States Citizenship and Immigration Services.
Or maybe he became disillusioned with the American dream after he foreclosed and was sued by creditors, turning to extremism to flame his battered ego.
I think another idea is to include a psychiatric test to find out if the person is capable of doing crazy think. May be it will help preventing this kind of stupidity.
for visa applicants , of course for naturalization, and for citizens may be once every two years or something.