denaturalize
denaturalise

Through another law passed in 1927, the government could denaturalize any new citizen who committed acts contrary to French "national interest".

Austria passed a similar law in 1933 by which it could denaturalize any citizen who participated in a hostile action against the state.

This body of theory criticizes the rigidity of ontological boundaries and attempts to denaturalize artificial dichotomies.

The U.S. government tried unsuccessfully to denaturalize her and deprive her of citizenship for such activities.

First there is another objection to be considered: do deviant identities and sexualities really denaturalize through theatrical parody as straightforwardly as is sometimes suggested?

On December 9, 1952, the Federal Government filed suit to denaturalize Anastasia and deport him because he lied on his citizenship application.

It established the U.S. DOJ Office of Special Investigations within the United States Department of Justice Criminal Division to investigate and bring legal action to denaturalize or deport them.

Under immigration laws, the Government does not have to prove that a defendant had actually been involved in any war crimes to denaturalize or deport him, but only that he lied in "material" ways to gain entry and become a citizen or lacked "good moral character."