The US Justice Department moves to revoke the citizenship of three Nigerian nationals as part of a broader effort targeting 25 naturalized citizens. According to reports, the cases involve allegations that the individuals obtained citizenship through fraud or unlawful means, including use of false identities and other serious offences. The outlets say the action is tied to the department’s effort to pursue denaturalization where citizenship is claimed to have been granted improperly. While the reports focus on the three Nigerians, they also describe the larger group of 25 naturalized citizens facing similar proceedings. The information published emphasizes the government’s allegations and the fact that the revocation process is part of legal actions rather than a final determination reported in these accounts. No further details on the specific allegations against each person were provided in the excerpts, but the shared theme across the sources is that the US is seeking to remove citizenship from people it says committed fraud or misrepresentation during the naturalization process or in related matters. The reports do not indicate any criminal charges being filed in these same articles, and do not provide defendants’ responses.