US to strip alleged Bosnian war criminal of citizenship

The US government has initiated proceedings to revoke the citizenship of Kemal Mrndzic, an alleged Bosnian war criminal. According to officials, Mrndzic failed to disclose his involvement as a guard at a camp where atrocities were committed when he sought US naturalization. The case highlights the US's efforts to identify and hold accountable individuals who have concealed their participation in war crimes or human rights abuses during the process of acquiring American citizenship. The stripping of Mrndzic's citizenship is a legal measure aimed at preventing the US from becoming a safe haven for those accused of such serious crimes. The article does not provide further details about the specific allegations against Mrndzic or the nature of the atrocities that occurred at the camp where he was allegedly a guard. The focus is on the US government's actions to revoke his citizenship based on his failure to disclose relevant information during the naturalization process.