Federal officials have seen a rise in certain cases. Research by TRAC indicates an increase in denaturalization cases filed. The Department of Justice reports a growth in the number of individuals losing citizenship. Details of this trend are available from the source, which tracks changes in government actions, including those related to citizenship status.
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