The Getting Terrorist Fanatics Out Act of 2026 would allow the federal government to strip citizenship from naturalized U.S. citizens who are convicted of providing material support to terrorism. Specifically, it amends immigration law to automatically revoke citizenship and cancel naturalization certificates for anyone convicted under federal terrorism statutes related to providing support to designated terrorist organizations or foreign terrorist organizations. The bill grants federal courts that handle terrorism convictions the authority to make these denaturalization decisions. This legislation would affect any naturalized citizen convicted of these terrorism-related offenses, though it does not create new crimes or penalties beyond what already exists in federal law. No specific funding or timeline is included in the bill.
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