Wang
United States v. Wang
Opinion
Opinion
Conti, J.
AMENDED ORDER GRANTING PLAINTIFF’S MOTION FOR PARTIAL SUMMARY JUDGMENT
I. INTRODUCTION
Plaintiff United States of America (“the Government” or “Plaintiff’) filed this action to revoke the naturalization of Defendant Adam Chung-Shiaing Wang (“Defendant”), alleging that his certificate of citizenship was illegally procured. The Government now moves for partial summary judgment as to Counts I and II. For the reasons contained herein, this Court hereby GRANTS Plaintiffs motion as to Counts I and II of the Complaint. Defendant’s certificate of citizenship is hereby CANCELLED and the order admitting him to citizenship is REVOKED and SET ASIDE.
II. BACKGROUND
Because this is a motion for summary judgment, the Court will regard the evidence of Defendant, as the non-moving party, as true. Therefore, the following is based on Defendant’s submissions to the Court.
The Immigration and Naturalization Service (“INS”) approved Defendant’s application for citizenship on May 5, 1995. Answer at 2. On his application, Defendant answered “No” to a written question regarding whether he had ever been “arrested, cited, charged, indicted, convicted, fined, or imprisoned” for a crime, excluding…