US to revoke citizenship of naturalized migrants convicted of fraud, Trump says

President Donald Trump speaks with reporters at Joint Base Andrews, Tuesday, Jan. 13, 2026, in Joint Base Andrews, Md. (AP)
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Updated 14 January 2026
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US to revoke citizenship of naturalized migrants convicted of fraud, Trump says

  • “We’re also ‌going to ‍revoke ‍the citizenship ‍of any naturalized immigrant from Somalia or anywhere ​else who is convicted of defrauding ⁠our citizens,” Trump said

DETROIT: US President Donald ​Trump said on Tuesday that his administration is going to revoke ‌the citizenship ‌of ‌any ⁠naturalized ​immigrant ‌from Somalia or any other country who is convicted of defrauding “our ⁠citizens.”
“We’re also ‌going to ‍revoke ‍the citizenship ‍of any naturalized immigrant from Somalia or anywhere ​else who is convicted of defrauding ⁠our citizens,” Trump said in a speech at the Detroit Economic Club. 

 


Germany’s Merz and Ukraine’s Zelensky praise truce efforts

Updated 30 January 2026
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Germany’s Merz and Ukraine’s Zelensky praise truce efforts

  • Donald Trump said Vladimir Putin had agreed to a week-long halt on attacks

BERLIN: German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and President Volodymyr Zelensky on Thursday welcomed “efforts in favor of a truce,” Berlin said, after Donald Trump said Vladimir Putin had agreed to a week-long halt on attacks on Ukraine’s power grid.
Merz at the same time stressed that “the systematic and brutal destruction of Ukraine’s civilian infrastructure by Russian attacks” was “still ongoing,” which he condemned “in the strongest terms,” his spokesman, Stefan Kornelius, said.