Planning begins for Demjanjuk's return home
Ed Nishnic, son-in-law and family spokesman, works on security and living arrangements as John Demjanjuk approaches possible U.S. return after acquittal in Israel. The fragile situation includes citizenship status and intense media attention, with the family safeguarding privacy and delaying celebrations.
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Debates over Demjanjuk extradition and citizenship
The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ordered the government to allow Demjanjuk to return while it investigates possible withheld information. Israel overturned his Treblinka death camp conviction, and prosecutors may pursue other war crimes charges. The DOJ argues deportation and denaturalization must stand, while Demjanjuk’s lawyers seek citizenship restoration and a halt to extradition.
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