I know that if the government determines that you used deception at any stage of your immigration path, that that is grounds for revoking citizenship (which makes sense because the citizenship was granted on the basis of following that immigration path, but if your path wasn't valid, you have nothing to base your right to citizenship on). But is there any other situation in which citizenship could be withdrawn after the fact?
I know you have to show "Good Character" to get it in the first place. But once you have citizenship, apart from the aforementioned deception, other crimes won't jeopardize it, right? I don't know why I'm asking this. I'm just curious.