This guy should be honored as a hero. He was probably a model citizen, and never caused any problems (unlike our new kind of mud immigrant). FUCK these crybaby jooz.

Federal Court Revokes Citizenship Of Former Nazi Policeman Who Shot Jews

WASHINGTON, March 30 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- A federal judge in
Detroit has revoked the U.S. citizenship of John (Ivan) Kalymon of Troy,
Mich., because he shot Jews in 1942 while serving in a Nazi-sponsored
police unit that helped liquidate a Nazi-created Jewish ghetto in
German-occupied Poland, Assistant Attorney General Alice S. Fisher for the
Criminal Division announced today.
U.S. District Judge Marianne O. Battani found that Kalymon served in
the 5th Commissariat (later designated the 7th) of the Nazi-operated
Ukrainian Auxiliary Police (UAP) during World War II, in the city of L'viv.
(That city, now in western Ukraine, was part of Poland until 1939.) The
judge concluded that the 5th/7th Commissariat, along with other armed L'viv
UAP units and other forces, rounded up Jews, shot Jews, prevented Jews from
escaping, and transferred Jews to forced labor camps or killing sites for
mass execution. Judge Battani further found, largely on the basis of
captured wartime reports that Kalymon shot Jews during these roundups. More
than 100,000 Jews in L'viv were killed or displaced between 1942 and 1943
in part as a result of actions by the UAP in which Kalymon participated,
according to Judge Battani.
Assistant Attorney General Fisher said, "The court's ruling confirms
that individuals who participated in genocide will not be permitted to
retain the privilege of American citizenship."
Kalymon entered the United States from Germany in 1949 and became a
U.S. citizen in 1955. Judge Battani found that he was not eligible for
citizenship because his service to Nazi Germany made him ineligible to
immigrate to the U.S. She specifically found that he was ineligible to
immigrate because Kalymon "assisted in the persecution of civil
populations," "advocated or acquiesced in activities or conduct contrary to
civilization and human decency," and lied about his UAP service when he
applied for a visa to the U.S.
"Irrefutable evidence, including a handwritten report prepared by
Kalymon in which he accounted to his superiors for ammunition he expended
in shooting Jews, proved his participation in Nazi genocide. It has taken
62 long years, but history has at last caught up with John Kalymon," said
Office of Special Investigations (OSI) Director Eli M. Rosenbaum. OSI
investigated the case and prosecuted it, in partnership with the U.S.
Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Michigan.
The case was tried in Detroit last fall by OSI senior trial attorneys
Jeffrey L. Menkin, William H. Kenety V, and Todd Schneider. The proceedings
to denaturalize Kalymon were instituted in 2004 by OSI and the U.S.
Attorney's Office in the Eastern District of Michigan.
The Kalymon case is a result of OSI's ongoing efforts to investigate
and take legal action against former Nazi persecutors who reside in the
United States. Since OSI began operations in 1979, it has won cases against
105 participants in Nazi crimes of persecution, stripping them of U.S.
citizenship and/or removing them from this country. In addition, over 175
individuals implicated in wartime Axis crimes have been blocked from
entering the United States in recent years as a result of OSI's "Watch
List" program, which is enforced in cooperation with the Department of
Homeland Security.