discriminatory deprivation of nationality in these efforts. See Larua van Waas, Nationality Matters: Statelessness Under International Law (School of Human Rights Research Series, Volume 29, November 28, As 2008),http://arno.uvt.nl/show.cgi?fid=113179. stated by citizenship Professor van distinguishes Waas, itself “denial through of the element of discrimination and the notion that it targets particular population groups. Or put simply: denial of citizenship is the discriminatory deprivation of nationality.” Id. at 98 (Emphasis in original). At its core, denationalization “severs the legal bond between a person and his state.” Id. at 108. Thus, agency the review understand the Seventh the Circuit reasons resulting requires for that revocation vulnerability of the and the individual. Haile, 591 F.3d 572. This approach is the correct one and the one that recognizes the social and legal reality for those who have become 25