In a stunning move that has shocked Floridians and law-abiding citizens alike, a notorious Florida man has been stripped of his U.S. citizenship following his role in a $3.8 million COVID-19 fraud scheme. The judge's ruling marks the first-known case of "Extreme Social Distancing." The presiding judge, citing innovative legal precedent, declared, "If you can't play nice with society's resources during a global pandemic, then you can't be part of the society. It's time for the ultimate timeout." Legal experts were seen scrambling to update law textbooks, with one whispering in awe, "I didn't even know we could do that." In a startlingly ambitious act of retribution, the government didn't stop at merely revoking the man's citizenship; they have also signed him up for a one-way Mars mission, stating, "He showed such creativity in his fraud scheme; let's see how he does with a little DIY Mars colonization." Residents of Florida, upon hearing the news, breathed a collective sigh of relief. "Honestly, we thought losing your citizenship was something you had to apply for, given how things go down here," one local shared. Another added, "Well, at least now we can say Florida Man is truly out of this world." When asked how he felt about his new interplanetary trajectory, the former Florida man was surprisingly optimistic. "I've always enjoyed beachfront property, and from what I hear, Mars has some fantastic dust storms. It's like Florida during hurricane season but without the humidity." This dramatic sentence has sparked a flurry of activity among various fraudsters, with a noticeable uptick in internet searches for "how to avoid Mars deportations" and "does Mars have extradition treaties with Earth." In a related development, NASA has announced a new initiative titled "Red Planet, Blue Collar," aimed at repurposing convicted fraudsters for Martian labor. "It's a win-win," a NASA spokesperson remarked. "They get a fresh start, and we get to test out our theories on sustainable living and crime rate statistics in a controlled environment. Plus, who's better at stretching resources than someone who's fraudulently claimed millions in pandemic relief?" Satire Disclosure: This is a work of satire. None of the events described above actually happened. Inspired by sources: - Original fact check information provided, regarding a Florida man being stripped of U.S. citizenship following a $3.8 million COVID-19 fraud scheme.