The main purpose of this legislation, known as the Naturalization Accountability Act, is to strengthen the grounds for revoking U.S. citizenship. It aims to make it easier for the government to revoke naturalization for individuals who have committed felonies or have been involved in certain organizations deemed totalitarian or treasonous. Key provisions of the Act include the following changes: First, it allows for the revocation of naturalization for any felony conviction, removing the previous limitations that only applied within five years of naturalization.