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You chose to post your reply as a private message. Since I asked you in public and since there is nothing here that you have not already stated publicly on this thread or that would be considered sensitive private information , I will assume that it was a mistake.

"Yes it does....it bypasses the time limitation you cited."

I never stated that there was a time limitation on losing it due to falsification of the application. There is a time limit on the governments power to remove the citizenship based on your actions after a valid and truthful application. That limit is 10 years for refusal to testify before congress and 5 years for affiliation with an organization that "which at the time of naturalization would have precluded such person from naturalization under the provisions of section 313"

"You don't seem to acknowlege that US citizens can lose their citizenship and be deported."

Because you can not deport a U.S. citizen. You can revoke citizenship under very specific situations at which point they are not a citizen. None of those situations are even alleged in this case.

"Convicted felons of any stripe can and do lose some citizenship rights."

Agreed and although I disagree with this, it is currently the law of the land. But again, there is not even the accusation that there has been a crime committed. If a crime has been committed they need to be brought to trial.