DOJ Seeks to Strip US Citizenship From 2 Men Convicted of Working for Chinese Regime
The cases involve a former Navy sailor who sold U.S. military secrets to China and a Florida engineer who collected information for Chinese intelligence.
The U.S. Justice Department is pursuing denaturalization against two China-born men convicted of working for the Chinese communist regime. These actions aim to revoke their naturalized U.S. citizenship. The department has filed cases against a former U.S. Navy sailor and a Florida technology worker, with these being part of a larger initiative involving 40 such filings.
- The Justice Department is seeking to revoke the U.S. citizenship of two China-born men.
- Both men were convicted of working for the Chinese communist regime.
- A denaturalization case was filed against former U.S. Navy sailor Wei Jinchao.
- A complaint was filed against Florida technology worker Li Ping.
- These cases are part of 40 denaturalization actions filed between Aug. 21 and Oct. 2.
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