Naturalization Accountability Act revises naturalization laws to include any felony conviction as a ground for revocation and removes time limits for.
The Naturalization Accountability Act amends the Immigration and Nationality Act to include any felony conviction as a ground for revoking naturalization. It also removes the five-year limitation on revoking naturalization for membership in totalitarian or treasonous organizations. Additionally, the Act eliminates the 10-year statute of limitations for certain criminal penalties that would disqualify a person from naturalization.
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