| For most of U. S. history, that process, called denaturalization, was used to revoke citizenship that had been fraudulently obtained, or to remove from the ranks of Americans felons, traitors, and war criminals. |
| The decrease of HMs may probably be due to the amounts that were lost to evaporation and in protein due to denaturalization. |
| But there also is an underlying attack against the approach the government now is using, which is that of denaturalization and deportation. |
| Das Bagai's death marked the beginning of a gradual shift in both public opinion and official policy on denaturalization. |
| Today, notwithstanding the existence of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, processes such as denaturalization and deportation show the vulnerability of individual rights when government succumbs to ignorance and fear. |
| If denaturalization, deportation or exclusion might be an appropriate action in a particular case, we may carry out an investigation and provide evidence to the Canadian government. |
