Sen. Eric Schmitt Introduces SCAM Act to Denaturalize and Deport Naturalized Citizens Convicted of Terrorism
Legislation Targets Naturalized Citizens Convicted of Serious Crimes·January 20 – March 21, 2026
14 days ago
Sen. Eric Schmitt Introduces SCAM Act to Denaturalize and Deport Naturalized Citizens Convicted of Terrorism
The SCAM Act is currently advancing through Congress, with the Senate version placed on the legislative calendar and the House version undergoing committee review. If passed, the law would allow the government to strip citizenship from naturalized individuals convicted of terrorism or significant fraud within ten years of their naturalization. This shift would streamline the deportation process for those deemed a threat to national security.
3 months ago
Senate Advances SCAM Act Targeting Criminal Naturalized Citizens to Legislative Calendar
The Senate version of the SCAM Act was placed on the Legislative Calendar under General Orders for potential floor consideration.
3 months ago
House Refers Bill Targeting Naturalized Citizens Convicted of Crimes to Judiciary Committee
The House version of the legislation was referred to the Committee on the Judiciary for initial review.
3 months ago
Rep. Tom Emmer Secures 45 Cosponsors for Bill Targeting Criminal Naturalized Citizens
Representative Tom Emmer announced that the House bill had secured over 45 cosponsors following a public push for stricter deportation laws.
Terrorists have no right to U.S. citizenship. If naturalized citizens help foreign terrorist groups, they need to be shipped back to where they came from.
@SenEricSchmitt and I intro’d the SCAM Act to make it easier to DENATURALIZE and DEPORT these monsters.
It’s COMMON SENSE and already has over 45 House cosponsors.
3 months ago
Senator Schmitt pushes to expand denaturalization powers for violent naturalized citizens
Senator Schmitt advocated for expanding denaturalization authorities in response to recent acts of violence involving naturalized citizens.
Sen Schmitt reups push for expanding denaturalization after recent acts of violence by naturalized citizens
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H.R. 7156 and S. 3674 are companion bills intended to move the same legislation through both the House and Senate simultaneously.
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Sen Schmitt reups push for expanding denaturalization after recent acts of violence by naturalized citizens
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