Washington, Oct. 6 -- The United States Department of Justice announced on Monday the initiation of what it termed the largest denaturalisation drive in contemporary history, moving to revoke the American citizenship of 40 individuals, which encompasses one person of Indian origin.

The affected parties currently face denaturalisation proceedings across various American federal courts amid accusations of grave transgressions, which include acting on behalf of a foreign government as an agent, perpetrating voluntary manslaughter, alongside aggravated sodomy directed against an individual with special needs.

Announcing the initiative, Attorney General Todd Blanche stated, "Today's announcement marks the largest denaturalisation effort in m...