Marriage fraud, duplicate identity: 4 Pakistani men to lose US citizenship in largest denaturalization move by the Trump administration

4 Pakistani men to lose US citizenship for their identity fraud and marriage fraud committed years ago. Among the 40 men who will lose their US citizenship in the Donald Trump administration's largest denaturalization move, four are from Pakistan. Attorney General Todd Blanche called this the largest denaturalization effort in modern history. All of them lied to obtain US citizenship, used several identities to conceal their criminal past.Ahmad Bahar Khattak (69): Ahmad Bahar Khattak, also known as Bahar Ahmad and Said Umar Khan, allegedly became a US citizen in Virginia illegally in spite of pre-existing removal proceedings. He changed his identity and prior deportation history, the Justice Department said."Ahmad Bahar Khattak illegally procured his naturalization and willfully concealed material facts by engaging in a multi-decade fraudulent scheme utilizing dual identities to evade deportation and secure immigration benefits. Specifically, after an Immigration Judge ordered Ahmad Bahar Khattak excluded in absentia in 1994 under the alias of Said Umar Khan, he concurrently applied for immigration benefits and ultimately naturalized on March 20, 2008, under the identity of Bahar A...