Trump's denaturalization crusade gets major immigrant pushback: 'Have to revoke my life'

New York Times opinion columnist Carlos Lozada unleashed a defiant counterattack against the Trump administration's aggressive push to strip naturalized Americans of their citizenship, publishing a searing essay that reads like a personal manifesto wrapped in constitutional fury.

Lozada, himself a naturalized citizen who became American in 2014 after immigrating from Peru as a child, methodically dismantled the administration's rationale for denaturalizing immigrants it deems politically inconvenient.