They included 82 Iranian citizens, 63 Canadian citizens, and 11 Ukrainian citizens.
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Prystaiko also said there were 11 Swedish citizens, four Afghan citizens, three UK citizens, and three German citizens on the plane.
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Vadym Prystaiko said in a tweet that there were also 10 Swedish citizens, four Afghan citizens, three British citizens, and three German citizens.
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They're trying to put that division in there so citizens don't trust citizens, citizens don't trust the government, citizens don't trust the democratic process.
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Vadym Prystaiko said the victims were 82 Iranians, 63 Canadians, and 11 Ukrainians, as well as 11 Swedish citizens, four Afghan citizens, three UK citizens, and three German citizens.
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Immediate relatives include only: spouses of US citizens; unmarried children (younger than 21) citizens; and parents of adult citizens.
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That includes spouses of US citizens, unmarried children of US citizens under 21, orphans adopted by US citizens and parents of US citizens who are at least 21 years old.
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Does it affect U.S. citizens: It shouldn't, including naturalized citizens.
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I want to protect our citizens, all of our citizens.
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That included 254 who were not American citizens, 148 who were naturalized and became citizens and 147 who were citizens by birth.
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As his argument went, if government officials knew where citizens and non-citizens lived, they could ensure that non-citizens weren't subject to discrimination.
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U.S. courts have jurisdiction over U.S. citizens but not over British citizens.
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We are simply asking them to be good citizens, good corporate citizens.
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Citizens could replicate the success of Citizens Access for its commercial clients.
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Those four million American citizens deserve to be treated as American citizens.
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Thirteen were US citizens, eight were Mexican citizens and one was German.
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There are six types of British nationality: British citizens, British subjects, British overseas citizens, British overseas territories citizens, British overseas nationals, or British protected persons.
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Citizens expect the laws of their own country to apply to their everyday lives, U.S. law for U.S. citizens and German law for German citizens.
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"The UK citizens are European citizens, so of course there are no restrictions for the UK citizens to travel to the continent," von der Leyen said.
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Non-citizens voted This would be voter fraud, as only citizens can vote.
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This is very neoliberal orientation: Citizens are no longer citizens; we are consumers.
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"We unequivocally regard the (Arab) citizens of Israel as equal citizens," Ashkenazi said.
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Many of them have established lives, married citizens, had children who are citizens.
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They are tired of being treated as third-class citizens, fourth-class citizens.
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Woods appointed CFO * Citizens financial group inc- woods will join citizens on feb.
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It's this belief in the power of citizens that animates the citizens' lobby.
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Fees make USCIS inaccessible to many immigrants, would-be citizens and naturalized citizens.
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The choices of developed-world citizens matter more than the choices of (say) Chinese citizens, and the choices of wealthy developed-world citizens matter most of all.
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While the law targets non-US citizens, critics warn the government could incidentally monitor US citizens who are communicating with non-US citizens outside the United States.
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While the law targets non-US citizens, critics warn the government may incidentally monitor US citizens who are communicating with non-US citizens outside the United States.
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The Haryana Panchayati Raj (Amendment) Act disqualifies from local political office citizens who have been formally charged with serious crimes, citizens who are behind on loan payments to rural cooperative banks, citizens who haven't paid their electricity bills, citizens who don't have a functional lavatory at home and citizens who lack certain educational qualifications.
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It's not so much other citizens you fear, but other citizens' access to police.
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And those people weren't just naturalized citizens; they were native-born citizens as well.
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Meanwhile, higher percentages of white citizens (62 percent) and black citizens (66 percent) participated.
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Several citizens accused the agency of placing more priority on generating revenues than protecting citizens.
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They are an inseparable mix of citizens and noncitizens, or of citizens and federal contractors.
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It is Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, not Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics.
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MONGOLIA WILL NOT ALLOW CITIZENS TO TRAVEL TO CHINA, OR CHINESE CITIZENS TO ENTER COUNTRY
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Hong Kong citizens also enjoy a higher degree of autonomy than citizens of mainland China.
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Rather than citizens monitoring their government, "transparency" becomes a government window into citizens' private affairs.
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First is the final step for those EU citizens working here, and UK citizens abroad.
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Congress' powers So Congress has two powers under the Naturalization power: to define birth citizens, eligible for the presidency, and to allow other nonbirth citizens to become naturalized citizens, to treat them for most other (nonpresidential) purposes as if they had been born citizens.
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It was the internment of American citizens of Japanese ancestry, not the internment of Japanese citizens.
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We are happy with whatever aid reaches citizens, because these citizens are our strength and support.
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Nearly $660,000 went to two organizations also run by Bossie, Citizens United and Citizens United Foundation.
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The VOICE Office provides information to citizens and non-citizens alike regardless of status, race, etc.
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Citizens Of Humanity Carlie High Rise Skinny in Black Oak, $278, available at Citizens Of Humanity.
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Germany is evacuating its citizens while a plane carrying Italian and European citizens left for Djibouti.
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The purpose of the Census isn't to build a data wall between citizens and non-citizens.
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Miller said that would-be citizens already are required to know English before they become citizens.
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A globalist mentality teaches students they are citizens of the world rather than citizens of America.
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You can't have a democracy if you don't have informed citizens — citizens who have critical thinking.
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S. citizens, even those who are family of American citizens, were not allowed on the plane.
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They seek to weaken Western alliances, undermine confidence in democratic institutions, and turn citizens against citizens.
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Hong Kong citizens also enjoy a higher degree of autonomy compared to citizens of mainland China.
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Political maps redefined to count only citizens, or voting-age citizens, would push that dynamic further.
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While only U.S. citizens can vote, non-citizens comprise an estimated 7 percent of the population.
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Politically, the rights of U.S. citizens in Puerto Rico are even more limited than those of U.S. citizens abroad, as expatriate citizens are allowed to vote remotely for federal office candidates.
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That you do the right thing for all citizens, inclusive of all citizens, for all states, etc.
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Of those who immigrated to the UK, there were slightly more non-EU citizens than EU citizens.
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Citizens Financial — Citizens Financial will join the S&P 500 at the close of business on Friday.
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S. citizens in Puerto Rico are requesting the support that any of our fellow citizens would receive.
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S. citizens who have overstayed their visas, but it captures the faces of U.S. citizens as well.
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Here's what the latest travel ban means to citizens of those countries -- and some American citizens, too.
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S.-Chinese citizens and U.S. citizens of Chinese heritage may be subject to additional scrutiny and harassment.
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It is the Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, not the Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics.
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Lam's bill exposed not only Hong Kong citizens to extradition to the mainland but also foreign citizens.
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EU citizens in Britain and British citizens in the EU would risk losing residency and other rights.
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Under Iranian law, dual citizens are considered Iranian citizens only, and so fully subject to Iranian courts.
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"Right now they are literally treating these American citizens as if they're not American citizens," he added.
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The government is taking money from the citizens of the citizens of the United States through taxes.
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Decrying environmental racism, Concerned Citizens and a new group called Citizens for Economic & Environmental Justice fought hard.
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He said they included 32 Kenyans, 18 Canadians, nine Ethiopians, eight Italians, eight Chinese citizens, eight Americans, seven British citizens, seven French citizens, six Egyptians, five Dutch citizens, four Indians, four people from Slovakia, three Austrians, three Swedes, three Russians, two Moroccans, two Spaniards, two Poles and two Israelis.
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This regulation concerns not only EU citizens, but any organization that processes the personal data of EU citizens.
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New citizens also come from some surprising places Let's take a look at immigrants who eventually become citizens.
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Abstractions allow citizens to ignore the full implications of their views — and to neglect to consider other citizens.
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Citizens' rights: The deal guarantees the right to stay for EU citizens living in the U.K.and vice versa.
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But they are proposing to treat undocumented people the same way citizens are treated, not better than citizens.
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These offenders will face a new chapter in their journeys from citizens to terrorists -- and back to citizens.
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"We need to make sure that they're citizens and they should be certified to be citizens," he said.
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It records how many citizens live below the poverty line; how many citizens are uninsured; and much more.
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Research has found that black and Latinx citizens are more likely to lack qualifying IDs than white citizens.
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In the ACS responses, approximately 2628 percent of those claiming to be citizens are in fact not citizens.
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Firstly, the Naturalization Act of 1790 only allowed "free white citizens of good character" to become naturalized citizens.
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Moreover, North Korea has detained or abducted six South Korean citizens and more than a dozen Japanese citizens.
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They all agree that there is zero evidence for widespread voter fraud, whether by citizens or non-citizens.
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Parties mobilize and engage citizens to win elections, in the process bringing many otherwise apathetic citizens into politics.
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"For American citizens, the photo scan is only used to confirm that they are indeed citizens," she said.
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At least four American citizens are known to be held in Iran, two of them Iranian dual citizens.
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Citizens shouldn't seek to affect each other's views by cutting off access to arguments from yet other citizens.
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One place we do draw a line is between citizens of good faith and citizens of bad faith.
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End Citizens United PAC, a group seeking to overturn the 2010 Supreme Court ruling in Citizens United v.
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The Council of Conservative Citizens, an outgrowth of the white supremacist White Citizens Council, was founded in 1988.
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Indeed, it does not restrict citizens or associations of citizens from engaging in political speech, including against Israel.
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Trudeau declared that only Canadian citizens and permanent residents will be permitted to enter the country, with exemptions being granted for air crews, diplomats, immediate family members of citizens and, "at this time," U.S. citizens.
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Not surprisingly, citizens of successful states live longer, are wealthier, and are more educated than citizens of failed nations.
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Historically, public surveillance, citizens' data, influencing and mobilizing citizens, and controlling public infrastructure have been the monopoly of government.
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In return for the US citizens' release, the US dropped extradition requests for 14 Iranian citizens and freed seven.
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A president has obligations to the country and to its citizens, even those citizens who didn't vote for him.
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Three million EU citizens currently live in the UK; 28,83 EU citizens moved to the UK last year alone.
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All live in Turkey and are citizens there, while Zarei and Zarei Deniz are also Iranian citizens, prosecutors added.
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When the citizens of the world call them bigots, the nationalists retort that the citizens of nowhere are traitors.
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The plan would cut visa categories for married adult children of US citizens and adult siblings of US citizens.
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Citizens of the European Union will be afforded sweeping protections of privacy that American citizens can only dream about.
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So their children are likelier to be American citizens, and their spouses also legal residents, citizens or Dreamers themselves.
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Three million EU citizens currently live in the UK; 250,000 EU citizens moved to the UK last year alone.
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The protest movement is leaderless and started with ordinary citizens calling upon fellow citizens on social media, especially Facebook.
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Attending naturalization ceremonies where new citizens are sworn in as citizens, Gorsuch said, is one of his favorite experiences.
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The jihadists who attacked in 2015 and 2016 were not foreign; they were French citizens killing other French citizens.
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It is the Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, not the Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Government.
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There are not law-abiding citizens, they ought not have the same rights as law abiding citizens, all right?
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REDUCING BURDEN ON CITIZENS The SPD insists there must be some financial benefit for citizens to change their behaviour.
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REDUCING BURDEN ON CITIZENS The SPD insists there must be some financial benefit for citizens to change their behavior.
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On weekday afternoons, Make the Road is a beehive of activity, its clients a mix of citizens and non-citizens.
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The 2010 Supreme Court decision on Citizens United in effect gave corporations the same powers as citizens in political spending.
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India has just 144 police officers for every 100,000 citizens, compared to 318 per 100,000 citizens in the European Union.
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The future of U.K. citizens living in the EU, and EU citizens in the U.K., will be thrown into question.
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The BBC reports that four French citizens, two Germans and two Australian citizens are among those affected by the tragedy.
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Qatari citizens were expelled from Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and the UAE, which also banned their own citizens from entering Qatar.
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Both of the commentaries concede that documented non-citizens are likely to have lower crime rates than native-born citizens.
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Citizens Access successfully drew in new customers and widened Citizens' reach, as its physical presence is limited to 503 states.
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These bureaucratic hurdles would be particularly onerous for low-income citizens or citizens living in rural or geographically underserved areas.
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As Chinese citizens demand more protections, pressure grows from inside for Chinese authorities to become more responsive to citizens' expectations.
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"Simply applying the current immigration system for non-European citizens to European citizens after Brexit will not work," Celic said.
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But the gig jobs in which senior citizens predominate: professional wedding officiant (45% of them are senior citizens) and musicians.
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Citizens refuse to accept a government that can spend billions of dollars supporting terrorism, but can't feed its own citizens.
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S. citizens to provide specific documents demonstrating their eligibility to work that it did not require U.S. citizens to provide.
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In addition, a new Justice may reject Citizens United but that does not tell us what will replace Citizens United.
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Angry citizens took to the Chinese social media platform Weibo to protest Wang's calls for citizens to thank the party.
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Citizens in spirit, they wait with bated breath for the day when they will be allowed to become real citizens.
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U.S. citizens are not eligible, and therefore, citizens who live in the United States are currently unable to visit Turkey.
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Citizens are increasingly engaging with their fellow citizens as well as with public officials to make decisions on the budget.
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Advocates say US citizens are increasingly being questioned, too Concerns about US citizens ending up in immigration detention aren't new.
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At the heart of the new law is a distinction that many countries make between resident citizens and dual citizens.
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In Colorado this year, groups calling themselves Citizens for a Safe Colorado, Citizens for a Stable Colorado, Citizens for a Sustainable Community and Coloradans for Coloradans are all raising and spending money for and against ballot measures.
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It is our broken immigration system that is the threat to decent people, both citizens and non-citizens, documented and undocumented.
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"The rights of EU citizens in the UK, and UK citizens overseas will diverge," said May during a speech in Florence.
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They are treated like second-class citizens, and are forbidden from having children with kosidàn, Adeyemi's term for non-maji citizens.
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Maybe "socioeconomic status", "education" or "language ability" contribute to the differential response rates between citizens and non-citizens, Justice Alito mused.
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First there's Prop 59, the "Overturn Citizens United Act," which its own supporters admit will do nothing to overturn Citizens United.
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Thus, judging by the numbers in federal prisons alone, non-citizens commit federal crimes at three times the rate of citizens.
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Pompeo urged Venezuelan military and security forces to protect its country's citizens, in addition to U.S. and other foreign citizens there.
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It also gives awareness to the citizens to beware terrorist tactics, and helps citizens gain confidence in the security-intelligence establishment.
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He added that the sticking point for Democrats would be that once citizens, "Dreamers" must have all the rights of citizens.
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The report found that the department uses force nearly 10 times as often against black citizens than they did white citizens.
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Nothing. Instead of allowing citizens to monitor the government, this distorted brand of "transparency" enables the government to monitor its citizens.
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"The citizens of Puerto Rico ought to have the same constitutional protections as the citizens of the 50 states," he wrote.
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In 280, 211 percent of all U.S. citizens voted in the presidential election — but only 48 percent of Hispanic citizens did.
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" He tweeted: "The Democrats are turning down services and security for citizens in favor of services and security for non-citizens.
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"FDR had created the modern Democratic Party by deploying the state on behalf of ordinary citizens — ordinary white citizens," he writes.
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At a campaign rally in Jackson, Mississippi, Wednesday night, Trump insisted any immigration policy pass three broad tests: It must improve jobs and wages for US citizens; must improve citizens' safety and security; and improve citizens' quality of life.
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This basically says that the court should grant extreme deference to the executive when it decides to exclude non-citizens from entering the country, and that non-citizens don't have equal protection rights in the way that citizens do.
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Where "responsibility" once referred to the duties of the nation to its citizens, or of the citizens to the nation, or of fellow citizens to one another, it now came to mean the obligations of the individual to himself.
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The EU has published its aims for citizens' rights and the Brexit bill; a British proposal for citizens will follow next week.
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Canada won't arrest and extradite foreign citizens for violating U.S. sanctions, but it will arrest and extradite foreign citizens for committing fraud.
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British officials said the flight brought back 105 British citizens and family members, as well as 95 European citizens and family members.
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Never mind that it's not clear where you would deport American citizens to, since they aren't usually citizens of any other country.
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The idea is to bring technology into the spaces where citizens live, rather than expect citizens to enter the space of technology.
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So regular citizens were forced to arm themselves when called upon by state and local militias: But untrained citizens made terrible soldiers.
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The second is the downward spiral of distrust between citizens and elites, in which citizens treat "corrupt" and "establishment" as interchangeable terms.
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Trump is asking governments that can't even guarantee the safety and well-being of their citizens to monitor those citizens' whereabouts perfectly.
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But the Constitution requires that presidents be not just citizens, but "natural-born citizens" — and it doesn't define what "natural-born" means.
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Qatari citizens were expelled from Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and the UAE, and those countries also banned their own citizens from entering Qatar.
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Children born in the U.S. are citizens and eligible for health and other public benefits even when their parents are not citizens.
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The most significant aspects include protecting the rights of EU citizens living in Britain and British citizens living in EU member states.
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They require no warrant, but U.S. citizens are not allowed to be targeted by them with efforts made to minimize citizens' data.
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Citizens of other countries seemingly have more representation in Congress when it comes to immigration than do the citizens of this country.
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"There is no evidence on the record whatsoever that non-citizens in Philadelphia commit any more crimes than the citizens," he said.
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The regulation aims to return control over citizens' personal data to citizens and create the ability to fine companies found in violation.
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Citizens United Productions, a company created by Citizens United, produced all three Bannon documentaries in 2010, along with four by Kevin Knoblock.
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But even when Hispanic children are American citizens, they have to live their lives demonstrating that they are not second-class citizens.
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In 2000, an electoral vote in Wyoming represented just under 22020,000 citizens, while an electoral vote in California represented over 700,000 citizens.
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"American citizens have been harmed because foreign governments refuse to take back their citizens," said Thomas Homan, the acting director of ICE.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Monday that all people except Canadian citizens, legal permanent residents, and US citizens would be denied entry.
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Among the 298 people on board the jet were 196 Dutch citizens and more than three dozen citizens and residents of Australia.
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Siblings of citizens, as well as the adult children of citizens or permanent residents, would no longer be eligible for family sponsorship.
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There are currently five for Iranian citizens and three for Lebanese citizens, not four for Iranians and one for a Lebanese citizen.
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Iran considers imprisoned Iranian-Americans to be citizens of Iran and does not afford them consular privileges ordinarily granted to foreign citizens.
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The fate of thousands of British citizens working in the union and of the bloc's citizens working in Britain is in question.
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They say the law and a proposed National Register of Citizens (NRC) could be used to reduce Muslims to second-class citizens.
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Uncooperative non-citizens will result in fewer people being counted, thus producing final counts that are lower than counts including non-citizens.
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The information available to citizens of the seven countries whose citizens are banned from entry is a bit of a mixed bag.
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He's father to three US citizens Abraham-Joseph has several relatives in the United States, including three children who are US citizens, and a mother and four siblings who are either lawful permanent residents or US citizens, his lawyer said.
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If you fall for it, you're catering to the movement's ostensible perception of left-leaning citizens (or even moderate citizens) as being histrionic.
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"Things are going to change next week and for us senior citizens…a lot of senior citizens are feeling very unsteady," she said.
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It felt, as Prime Minister Orban said, like an "invasion" and the citizens of Hungary, like many citizens of Europe, wanted it stopped.
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While it is designed to target and surveil non-US citizens, privacy advocates say that US citizens can get caught up as well.
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The very idea that the government, charged with protecting its citizens, is hoarding cyberweapons that undermine citizens' digital security makes some observers bristle.
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"Our ambition is to get the massive participation of citizens as shareholders so both the company and the citizens could benefit," Rama said.
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The fact that citizens with permits are treated differently than citizens without was news to Representative Mike Moon, a Republican from Ash Grove.
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Moscow says thousands of Russian citizens and citizens of other former Soviet states have joined Islamic State, traveling through Turkey to reach Syria.
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Studies consistently have demonstrated this is not the case: black citizens are more likely to be stopped, searched and arrested than white citizens.
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The Chinese government doesn't recognize dual citizenship of its citizens, instead considering all dual Chinese citizens and their children to be Chinese nationals.
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Women always have been citizens, even before the vote, and children under 18 born in the U.S. are citizens, even without the vote.
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The right to be informed is a fundamental right of all citizens and without credible, independent reporting, that right is denied to citizens.
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Nationwide, there is an average of three police officers for every 1,000 citizens; in Flint, it's half an officer for every 1,000 citizens.
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I try to turn ordinary citizens through our work into courageous people, into active citizens who take a stand when things go wrong.
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The two leaders agreed to bar all but their own citizens and citizens of Belarus at two Arctic border crossings for six months.
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Such citizens will also understand that they occupy the country along with more than 325 million fellow citizens whose views must be accommodated.
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While 60 percent are American citizens, only 18 percent of all Cubans who have arrived in the United States since 1990 are citizens.
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" Indeed, these scholars "felt it was useful to have a Senate with elected citizens and a House with citizens chosen purely by lot.
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"Clearview's conduct violates citizens' constitutional rights in numerous ways, including by interfering with citizens' right to access the courts," he told BuzzFeed News.
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Since then, citizens of the semi-autonomous city have been given some legal and economic freedoms not given to citizens in mainland China.
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That's put a spotlight on U.S. citizens and installations there: On Friday, the State Department ordered all American citizens to leave the country.
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A charter flight repatriating South Korean citizens from Wuhan arrived at Seoul's Gimpo airport Friday morning local time with 368 citizens on board.
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Also, since the European Parliament includes 27 countries with nearly 500 million citizens, its symbolism, as the voice of Europe's citizens, is enormous.
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" The president also blasted Democrats over immigration, charging that the lawmakers are withholding services for American citizens to obtain services "for non-citizens.
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To be clear — what began as DHS's biometric travel screening of foreign citizens morphed, without congressional authorization, into screening of U.S. citizens, too.
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The list of those allowed in is short: Canadian citizens, permanent residents, and, surprisingly, the 113 million-plus U.S. citizens to our south.
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It would also curb family-based immigration, eliminating the visa categories for married children of United States citizens and siblings of adult citizens.
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Increasingly, Facebook officials say, disinformation will be spread not by foreign actors, but by citizens looking to sway the opinions of fellow citizens.
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After the points were tallied up, citizens were assigned grades of A, B, C, or D. Grade A citizens would be given priority for school admissions and employment, while D citizens would be denied licenses, permits, and access to some social services.
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It "represents millions of religious Ukrainian citizens and to call this number of Ukrainian citizens a hotbed of instability is to defame them or define them as second class citizens who are rejected by the political elite," he said in an interview.
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This doctrine was confirmed in the Naturalization Act of 1790, which declared the foreign-born children of US citizens to be "natural born" citizens.
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They have enriched the world and impoverished their own constituents, but "a nation exists to serve its citizens," not the citizens of other countries.
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Conflicting reports regarding the status of dual citizens -- Canadian and Iraqi citizens, for example -- and their capability to enter the country provide no clarity.
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Bans citizens of 7 countries Trump banned citizens of seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the US for at least the next 90 days.
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Am I saying police officers aren't racist — that they question black citizens more aggressively than white citizens because responding to most complaints is obligatory?
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Moscow says that thousands of Russian citizens and citizens of other former Soviet states have joined Islamic State, travelling through Turkey to reach Syria.
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Moscow says that thousands of Russian citizens and citizens of other former Soviet states have joined Islamic State, traveling through Turkey to reach Syria.
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The Cato study found that there are about 2 million U.S-born citizens, 21625,2900 undocumented immigrants and 220006,2202 documented foreign citizens in U.S. jails.
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S. citizens in their requests, but the law would also remove protections that help ensure U.S. citizens' data isn't swept up along the way.
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"Citizens expect law enforcement officers to enforce the law, and citizens deserve law breakers to face legal consequences," Abbot said before signing the law.
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Puerto Ricans have all the same rights as U.S. citizens on the mainland, although U.S. citizens living in a territory cannot vote for president.
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The group, comprised of American citizens, has been obstructing Venezuelan citizens and the internationally recognized ambassador of Venezuela, Carlos Vecchio from entering their embassy.
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Verhofstadt noted that all British citizens as EU citizens currently enjoy benefits such as consular aid, participation in European elections and freedom of travel.
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At least five American citizens — four of them dual citizens of the United States and Iran — are known to be incarcerated in Iranian prisons.
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About 65 French citizens will be quarantined in the South of France, while other non-French citizens will travel back to their home countries.
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He was motivated in part by the website of the Council of Conservative Citizens, which has roots in the White Citizens' Councils in Mississippi.
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On Saturday, all citizens and expats were banned from visiting Iran, and on Tuesday, citizens were advised not to go to Italy or Japan.
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Rosselló tweeted back: The U.S. citizens in Puerto Rico are requesting the support that any of our fellow citizens would receive across our Nation.
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Citizens Access: Citizens Access offers high APYs on its CDs, ranging from 2.10% to 2.25%, but all terms require a minimum deposit of $0003,000.
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VICE News went to see some of the first people to become U.S. citizens under President Trump, and spoke to them about becoming citizens.
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Trump must be aware that Puerto Ricans are citizens of the United States, even though they have always been treated as second-class citizens.
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"The crisis of police brutality, poverty, exploitation, and black citizens not feeling like full citizens have all gotten much, much worse in 40 years."
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An unabashed segregationist, Mr. Helms was affiliated with the Council of Conservative Citizens, an outgrowth of the White Citizens' Councils that promoted white supremacy.
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Instead, in some departments, cameras "might exacerbate an already challenged relationship between citizens and the police, especially if citizens expect cameras to be used to increase police accountability and transparency, but officers primarily use them to increase the accountability of citizens," the researchers write.
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This Chicago surgeon is training citizens to be first responders This Chicago surgeon is training citizens to be first responders This segment originally aired Feb.
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" He sought to placate non-Jewish citizens (and critics at home and abroad) by adding "there is no problem with the Arab citizens of Israel.
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Conservatives have long expressed concerns about non-citizens' access to public benefits, saying it is a drain on resources that should go to U.S. citizens.
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"The regulation returns control over citizens' personal data to citizens," Jan Philipp Albrecht, the EC's lead legislator on the directives, said of the new rules.
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Then in January 2010, Citizens United the fossil fuel industry asked for that decision [Citizens United v FEC] and immediately went to work with it.
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Known as the Citizens Account, the scheme is a cash handout for low- and middle-income citizens to offset the impact of energy price increases.
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Especially now — as forces within the government look to set up that government as an entity opposed to its citizens rather than of its citizens.
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Decisions would also have to be made around migration, including about those EU citizens working in the UK, and UK citizens working abroad in Europe.
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Correction: This article originally said US citizens have to give up their citizenship if they decide to be citizens of another country (like Asgardia, eventually).
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Election officials should attend naturalization ceremonies to register new citizens, who are currently registered at 61.7 percent compared to 71.2 percent for natural-born citizens.
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Although ICE is an immigration authority, it routinely participates in operations involving U.S. citizens and non-citizens due to its expertise on international crime groups.
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"Hopefully, it means we won't have a bunch of people who aren't citizens in our country acting like citizens and breaking our laws," he said.
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Citizens were already excited about receiving the morning feelings message, but this, this was unexpected, more than citizens could ask for in a single day.
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While UK citizens are free to work abroad, even for long periods and still retain their British citizenship, EU citizens with "settled status" are not.
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Chinese authorities have asserted broad authority to prohibit U.S. citizens from leaving China by using 'exit bans,' sometimes keeping U.S. citizens in China for years.
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"EU citizens living in this country will have their rights fully protected, and the same goes for British citizens living in the EU," Johnson wrote.
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The police used to be okay, but now it's just a clear divide because most citizens hate the police, and the police hate citizens too.
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Charon said he understood US citizens were exempt from the ban, but believed it only applied to citizens who'd been in Europe for 30 days.
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The US has repatriated several of its own citizens but has had limited success in encouraging other countries to take back and prosecute their citizens.
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"I want them to understand that we have accountability as citizens of the world, but mainly American citizens, to know what's going on," she says.
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"They are able to have impact on what their citizens do, and they can mobilize their citizens to hold boycotts if they want do that."
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The second asks voters to hold either a citizens-only constitutional convention or a "mixed" constitutional convention, including citizens and members of the National Congress.
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The State Department on Friday urged U.S. citizens to leave Iraq immediately and said that American citizens "should not approach" the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad.
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For the desperate citizens, the law abiding citizens, we are the only part of the political structure in Hong Kong that they can rely on.
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"The U.S. citizens in Puerto Rico are requesting the support that any of our fellow citizens would receive across our Nation," Rossello wrote on Twitter.
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China, which normally requires its citizens to give up their nationality when they become citizens of another country, has not commented publicly on the case.
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But it's unlikely that the Founders' intention was to let troubled American citizens acquire arsenals to kill as many as their fellow citizens as possible.
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Russia has issued a travel warning to its citizens, saying US law enforcement and intelligence are on a "hunt" to detain Russian citizens traveling abroad.
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But while heat-related deaths accounted for 25 percent of all deaths among U.S. citizens, they represented 23 percent among non-citizens, the researchers found.
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Including both citizens and non-citizens, at just under 2628 million people, they amount to about one-half of 28503 percent of the U.S. population.
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Stripping naturalized citizens of their citizenship furthers the goal of creating two classes of citizens and tells immigrants that they can never truly be Americans.
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And since the impeachment inquiry started, the Trump campaign has been flooding Facebook with falsities that nice older citizens can share with other nice older citizens.
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The death of Li Wenliang, a doctor who was censored for trying to alert citizens about the dangers of the Wuhan coronavirus, has outraged Chinese citizens.
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Chinese officials have been cracking down on citizens speaking out about the pandemic, arresting citizens accused of spreading rumors online and detaining journalists covering the virus.
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Other US citizens freed Since 2013, at least two other US citizens and a British journalist have also been detained for shorter periods and then released.
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By the numbers: 58% supported allowing DREAMers to become citizens while another 18% thought they should be allowed to become legal residents but not become citizens.
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People, particularly EU citizens who have made their home here and UK citizens living in the EU, deserve clarity on these questions as soon as possible.
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While the NSA is not supposed to eavesdrop on American citizens, collecting intelligence on foreign citizens and diplomats operating in the United States is standard practice.
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"There is no evidence on the record whatsoever that non-citizens in Philadelphia commit any more crimes than the citizens," the judge said in his ruling.
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The Soviet government did not stop violating the rights of its citizens until the reforms of "perestroika" under Mikhail Gorbachev restored basic freedoms to Soviet citizens.
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Some citizens see governments and academic institutions as morally hollow, working to further the interests of elites who evade the rules that they advise for citizens.
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Reapportion Congress by citizens rather than population -- This is another King proposal, which would presumably mean fewer lawmakers in places with fewer non-citizens living there.
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She added that she wants EU citizens living in the U.K. to remain, but she's also looking for guarantees for British citizens living in EU nations.
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This court guarantees the real protection of citizens' rights and freedoms, but the Parliament intends to deprive citizens of this fundamental instrument to protect their rights.
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WE HAVE 73,500 PEOPLE AT TECH MAHINDRA HIRED HERE, WHO ARE AMERICAN CITIZENS OR H1B VISAS, SORRY, NOT H1B, BUT GREEN CARD HOLDERS OR AMERICAN CITIZENS.
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All other nations settled their citizens' property claims decades ago, while 5,913 certified U.S. claims by American citizens at the time of expropriation were never settled.
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USCIS officials said the policy may affect children born to non-citizens serving in the military, as well as children adopted by U.S. citizens stationed abroad.
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"Philip Van Cleave, president of the Virginia Citizens Defense League, told CBS News: "We&aposre against any more gun control that affects everyday law-abiding citizens.
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Indeed, citizens have taken notice, as an average of 70 to 80 percent of American citizens regularly disapprove of the most representative body in the nation.
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Vietnamese citizens and U.S. citizens visiting Vietnam have reportedly turned a monument near the site where McCain was captured during the war into a makeshift memorial.
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Yet since 211/20153 just under half of 22015 jihadist extremists charged in the US were born citizens and 29% are citizens or legal permanent residents.
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On Monday, the prime minister—who is still in isolation—closed Canada's borders to everyone except Canadian citizens, permanent residents, diplomats, airline crew, and U.S. citizens.
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It will also prohibit Chinese citizens taking part in its token sale on September 12 and will refund citizens who took part in the pre-sale.
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The 2010 Supreme Court decision on Citizens United was in effect a ruling giving corporations the same powers as citizens when it came to political spending.
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Hundreds of Israeli citizens, including at least 36 American citizens, have been killed by Hamas attacks in crowded restaurants, buses, hotel lobbies, and cafes since 2001.
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Letters To the Editor: "Taking On Citizens United," by Ellen L. Weintraub, a member of the Federal Election Commission (Op-Ed, March 30), by seizing on the references to corporations as "associations of citizens," in that 2010 Supreme Court decision, misses the central thrust of Citizens United.
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"Citizens in California are no longer afforded proper United States Constitutional guarantees and protection, but instead are subjected to domestic violence and lawlessness, which is killing, wounding, and maiming legal California citizens at the hands of foreign, illegal non-citizens," Bennett addressed the crowd that wasn't there.
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Black residents aren't just likelier to be eligible to vote; black adult citizens are also vastly more likely to vote than Hispanic or Asian-American adult citizens.
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The list, called the National Register of Citizens, stipulates that 28.9 million of the current residents are citizens, but leaves off the names of four million people.
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The Brexit ministry said it wanted to move ahead on securing the rights of EU citizens in the United Kingdom and UK citizens in the European Union.
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But we have to make sure those who can become citizens of this country and those citizens have to register to vote and go out and vote.
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Reparation requests for for citizens: U.S.: The U.S. paid Japanese American citizens reparations after wrongfully holding 22012,289 people in internment camps during World War II, reports Vox.
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Faced with criminals who resist arrest or threaten citizens, the controversial politician suggested that it was fine for citizens to take the law into their own hands.
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Credit bureaus are unique: While it's ordinary citizens whose data get compiled by the companies, it's financial services firms — not the citizens — who are the bureaus' customers.
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Citizens of European states do not like the EU. They have not been pro-Europe for at least the last 10 years — if ordinary citizens ever were.
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Qatari citizens have been told they have 14 days to leave Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and the UAE, and those countries banned their own citizens from entering Qatar.
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Global trade, he said, was "a critical part of this country's prosperity and the growth and wellbeing of not only our citizens but citizens around the world".
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Being monitored is now so normal that when Edward Snowden revealed the extent to which the US government spies on its own citizens, said citizens essentially shrugged.
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And in that context, the claim is quite misleading, because both of these studies combine the crime rates of both citizens and non-citizens, legal and illegal.
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"Ironically, laws ostensibly passed to help private citizens track the government's action turn out to be laws that help political campaigns track private citizens," writes Mr Hersh.
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Jenny Polak's "Mobile Speakers' Podium for Citizens and Non-Citizens" continues in front of the Comfort Station (2579 N Milwaukee Ave, Logan Square, Chicago) through July 31.
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This is the cruel irony of their position -- they are citizens, yes, but they do not have the governmental voice, power or voting rights of other citizens.
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It is possible that legal immigrants commit crimes at a rate lower than U.S. citizens and that they are incarcerated at a lower rate than U.S. citizens.
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A citizen has a responsibility to participate and be active in civic life … and the government, in turn, has a responsibility to protect citizens and help citizens.
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Conversely, a citizenship question on the 2020 census would only decrease minority representation, all to the detriment of the greater United States, citizens and non-citizens alike.
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While there are some limits on legal remedies available to them based on immigration status, non-citizens have access to state courts on equal footing to citizens.
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As citizens of this country, as citizens who will next year serve this country in the military or civil service, they were hurt from the B.D.S. movement.
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At the LES Citizens Parade, senior citizens of Chinese, Hispanic, and Jewish descent pretend to be a moving company, surrounded by cardboard boxes that carry immigrant stories.
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This passage is a daily ritual for many who are United States citizens, or Mexican citizens with green cards or visas that allow them to move freely.
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Chicago's reputation as second to none for moral chaos — "citizens killing citizens, children killing children, police killing young black men" — is due mainly to its population size.
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Yet he plans to deprive other American citizens of important family relationships, even though these citizens are willing to petition for and financially support their close relatives.
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According to a report in The Washington Post, his administration is forcing hundreds, perhaps thousands, of lifelong American citizens of Latino descent to prove they are citizens.
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By teaching that things are pretty much good and getting better automatically, we remove any reason for citizens to be citizens, to exercise the powers of citizenship.
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Section 702 is controversial, because it allows of inadvertent surveillance of American citizens who contact those foreign citizens and slip through measures to filter out U.S. persons.
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To build the list, WalletHub considered 11 metrics, including educational attainment of citizens over the age of 25, quality of public schools and educational equality among citizens.
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It is this sinister calculus that citizens should be wary of, particularly citizens of liberal democracies where freedom of speech and expression are hallmarks to that democracy.
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The UK is considering quarantining its citizens in hospitals in Japan rather than flying them home, The Daily Telegraph reported, noting anger from British citizens on board.
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Nine Iraqi citizens who had operated in Syria and Iraq were detained in Kayseri, while four Syrian and two Iraqi citizens were detained in Adana, it added.
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There is a risk that oppressive regimes acquire capabilities that can then be used against not just their own citizens, but Western citizens, firms and allies, too.
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The words and actions of the leader of America, of any country, sends cues — good or bad — to its citizens, cues that are repeated by its citizens.
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Spokesman Michael Silva said all 1,437 are either US citizens, US residents or non-US Citizens with visas, or had other proper documentation to enter the country.
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Spokesman Michael Silva said all 1,437 are either US citizens, US residents or non-US citizens with visas, or had other proper documentation to enter the country.
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Homeland security issued a directive in the waning days of the Bush administration to protect any information from non-citizens held in databases that also included citizens.
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In 6900, Congress authorized automated tracking of foreign citizens as they enter and exit the U.S. In 2628, DHS began biometric screening of foreign citizens upon arrival.
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CHX's Kim said that once the deal closes, 50.5 percent of CHX will be indirectly owned by U.S. citizens, with 49.5 percent indirectly owned by Chinese citizens.
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If this act were meant to safeguard the homeland from citizens from terror-prone countries, then it would include (which it reportedly doesn't) a ban on citizens from Saudi Arabia -- a country whose citizens have killed more American civilians than every other banned country on Trump's list combined.
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"Well first of all he's really talking about something where somebody has been in the country for 25 years, they've been educated here, they're really tremendously performing people, and citizens, or not citizens depending — I guess he's talking about if they become, or should they become, citizens," Trump said.
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" Palladino would not speak to the specific case, but said that in cases involving "American citizens or potential American citizens or alleged American citizens," US policy "would be to repatriate them, and it's what we call on all countries to do who have (foreign terrorist) fighters in Syria too.
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And that's exactly what citizens across the great nation of Canada—particularly those citizens in Edmonton, Quebec City, and Winnipeg—did when the Habs voted against the merger.
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S. citizens as a way of verifying when foreign nationals enter and exit the country, but they've never authorized such legislation for citizens, according to surveillance law experts.
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So the argument is this: Wax believes it would be better for the country if the proportion of white citizens were higher than the proportion of nonwhite citizens.
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One in three native Japanese citizens is over the age of 60 and Japanese outlet Yomiuri estimates as many as 3,000 elderly citizens have early symptoms of dementia.
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In countries where citizens trusted their government, the presence of immigrants made no difference—perhaps because citizens had faith that the system would block them from free-riding.
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The ones I'm interested in are not only written by governments but also citizens, and also people becoming citizens, because laws are not something that has always existed.
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As I mentioned, the FBI considers the sovereign citizens movement to be a domestic terrorist movement, and there have been a number of violent incidents involving sovereign citizens.
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But many Saudi citizens have multiple cellphones and fast internet, which have led them to use Twitter to engage both with the world and with their fellow citizens.
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At least two of the Barcelona terrorists were Spanish citizens, which is line with similar attacks carried out by native-born citizens in the United States and Europe.
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When Hong Kong was returned to Chinese rule in 1997, there was an agreement that Hong Kong citizens would be afforded certain freedoms not given to mainland citizens.
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Tourists going to the U.S. that are citizens of countries eligible for the visa waiver program need an ESTA authorization; the requirements for citizens of other countries varies.
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PARIS (Reuters) - British citizens living in France will get reciprocal rights along with French citizens in the United Kingdom following Brexit, said French European Affairs Minister Nathalie Loiseau.
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The democratic dilemma may not be whether low information citizens can learn what they need to know, but whether high information citizens can set aside their partisan predispositions.
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He said that the decision was made to protect citizens and election commissioners, who tend to work out of locations where elderly citizens gather, such as nursing homes.
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He said that the decision was made to protect citizens and election commissioners, who tend to work out of locations where elderly citizens gather, such as nursing homes.
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"This idea that some American citizens should have more power than other American citizens to choose the president of the United States, I, frankly, find profoundly offensive," Del.
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"GOOD CITIZENS" Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe and Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan have stressed the talks are voluntary, asking for firms' cooperation as "good citizens" at an Oct.
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But over the past several years — under Barack Obama and now President Trump — it's become harder for non-citizens to enlist, and for immigrant veterans to become citizens.
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"The practice of overcharging loyal customers is widespread and Citizens Advice has repeatedly warned that loyal consumers are being ripped off," said Citizens Advice Chief Executive Gillian Guy.
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For example, foreign-born residents who are naturalized citizens have a median household income of $2628,28503 that compares favorably to native-born citizens' median household income of $22019,165.
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Calls for access to detained US and South Korean citizens Quintana also requested consular access for three US citizens and six South Koreans currently imprisoned in North Korea.
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Mr. Odeh's ads practically beg Palestinian citizens to vote on Tuesday, saying that one million citizens, if they all voted, would translate into 28 seats in the Knesset.
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Dozens of U.S. citizens working for foreign oil companies in Basra left the country on Friday after the U.S. Embassy urged all its citizens to leave Iraq immediately.
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The top brass has found itself confronted by the social media, with the citizens waging war against "the citizens' army," as the Israeli military likes to call itself.
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Male American citizens and male non-citizens between the ages of 18 and 25 still must register with the Selective Service System in the event of a draft.
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Providing safe, clean homes for those who can't afford them is key to helping needy citizens become more productive and independent citizens — a concept lost on President Trump.
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In one of the more unique relationships between individual citizens and state, local, federal and tribal governments, FEMA has bridged the political boundaries to bring together American citizens.
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The rights of EU citizens living in the United Kingdom and United Kingdom citizens in the EU27 will remain the same after the United Kingdom has left the EU. The Commission has also made sure that any administrative procedures will be cheap and simple for EU citizens in the United Kingdom.
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Microsoft may be accidentally helping Thailand's government spy on its citizens Microsoft may be accidentally helping Thailand's government spy on its citizens The Thailand government has a long history of online surveillance of its citizens, and a new report out Thursday suggests Microsoft may be inadvertently facilitating such government monitoring.
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And now Floridians have voted to restore voting rights to 85033 million fellow citizens with past criminal convictions, joining the 20 states that have taken action in recent years to allow more returning citizens to vote, there should be a national rule restoring voting rights to citizens released from incarceration.
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Other relatives may be granted immigration visas, but there is a ranking of preferences, and the visas are subject to numerical limitations: first, unmarried adult children of citizens; then spouses and children (under 21) of permanent residents; then married adult children of American citizens; and, finally, siblings of adult American citizens.
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Go deeper: The 85 to 94-year-old population is booming Senior citizens are taking over fast-food jobs Gig economy senior citizens are typically handymen and wedding officiants
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Canada said earlier this month that 13 of its citizens had been detained in China following Meng's arrest, with at least eight of those citizens having since been released.
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Over 41m Commonwealth citizens and 60m American citizens now have the comfort of knowing that if they become terminally ill they can have choice and control over their death.
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According to the statement from the US Attorney's office, 23 undocumented immigrants were involved in the "scheme" involving the three vehicles, including 21 Mexican citizens and two Honduran citizens.
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Living under totalitarian rule, where the state regularly transgressed into the private lives of citizens is not a theoretical risk for many EU citizens — it reflects their recent history.
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" José "Memo" González Mercado, a district representative for Arecibo, told BuzzFeed News, "The reality is that we are US citizens but Donald Trump treats us as second-class citizens.
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Such a move effectively denies the dual citizens of Canada's consular protection and is a big setback for the 300,000 dual Canadian-Chinese citizens in Hong Kong, Burton noted.
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Qatari citizens have been told they have 14 days from Tuesday to leave Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and the UAE, and those countries banned their own citizens from entering Qatar.
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They also banned their citizens from traveling to or residing in Qatar after giving Qatari citizens 14 days to leave their countries after the decision was announced June 5.
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" And, as a super cheesy doom-and-gloom promotional video embedded below a countdown clock posits: "what if the state pays its citizens, not the citizens pay the state.
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It will put at risk the position of British citizens in the EU and European citizens in the UK. That was not understood or explained during the referendum campaign.
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End Citizens United PAC, which is seeking to overturn the 2202 Supreme Court ruling in Citizens United, plans to raise a total of $2628 million in the 28500 cycle.
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My opponent described tens of millions of American citizens as deplorable and irredeemable – how can Hillary Clinton seek to lead this country when she considers its citizens beyond redemption?
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The Bleeding Stone was erected by the ancient citizens of Thessaloniki to memorialize the thousands of citizens that were brutally murdered at the site by the Byzantine emperor Theodosius.
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Although there were no reports of private U.S. citizens being affected, Tillerson said the attacks are known to have occurred in diplomatic residences and hotels frequented by American citizens.
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Requiring a simple citizenship test, as Ms. Case suggests, would increase understanding of the role of government so that natural-born citizens' knowledge would match that of naturalized citizens.
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"I'm distancing myself from the president because the president has treated the citizens of Puerto Rico as second-class citizens," said Nelson, touting an endorsement from Puerto Rico's governor.
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According to financial filings obtained by the Washington Post , Citizens United spent $1.9 million on film production that year; Citizens United Productions spent $20153 million on production and distribution.
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"The tension between the useful or essential gathering and analysis of data about citizens and the privacy rights of those citizens is at an historical peak," the researchers begin.
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As citizens of countries belonging to the leading international copyright law treaty, the detainees are entitled to all of the benefits under U.S. copyright law accorded to American citizens.
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Twenty American citizens have been prosecuted under the state of emergency since the failed coup, most of them Turkish-American dual citizens accused of links with Mr. Gulen's movement.
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"Today, the entry of foreigners is limited - primarily citizens of the Russian Federation - non-admission of citizens of the Russian Federation aged from 16 to 60, male," Tsygykal said.
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May's original offer; and established judicial protocols to protect the rights of the three million European citizens in Britain and the million British citizens in the European Union. Mrs.
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He concluded that the 29th Congressional District would have to grow to take in nearly 120,000 new citizens, more than a fifth of the citizens currently in the district.
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Three Britons, three citizens of India, two people holding joint American and British citizenship, two Turkish citizens and a Portuguese citizen were among the dead, the Foreign Ministry said.
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U.S. citizens — including dual citizens — and lawful permanent residents are exempt from the ban, but may be asked to self-isolate upon arrival for 14 days out of caution.
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"When the state can't protect its citizens anymore, the citizens take to the street and protect themselves," Markus Frohnmaier, a lawmaker for the party, said in a Twitter post.
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For children adopted by U.S. citizens living abroad, or whose parents hadn't resided long enough in the United States before their birth, they may not be citizens at birth.
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His government has worked to marginalize Arab citizens, implicitly slotting them into second-class citizenship by passing a bill formally defining Israel as a state for its Jewish citizens.
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He has overseen groups like Results and the Citizens Climate Lobby that have had outsize influence on policy, so I asked him what citizens upset at Trump should do.
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One of the greatest contrasts in opinions on the rules of war was between the citizens of the world's most powerful countries and the citizens of countries at war.
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He blames Iran for the protests by Shiite citizens of Saudi Arabia in the oil rich Eastern province and the Saudis accuse the Shia citizens of being Iranian clients.
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The United States has begun its second airlift of American citizens out of China, and Britain and France have urged their citizens to leave the country if they can.
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After reunification, files and materials about millions of citizens became the Stasi Records Agency in Berlin, which welcomes researchers and allows citizens to inspect their personal files on request.
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Under pressure from Americans who argued that, as citizens, they had the right to bring relatives from abroad, Congress exempted the wives and children of citizens from immigration quotas.
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There were 82 Iranian citizens, 63 Canadians, and 11 Ukrainians on board, as well as citizens from Sweden, Afghanistan, Germany, and the UK, according to Ukraine&aposs foreign minister.
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There are currently five Interpol red alerts for Iranian citizens and three for Lebanese citizens that the Argentine courts have accused of taking part in the community center attack.
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In a recent column, Democrats complained about Citizens United until the cash rolled in, David Weisberg claims that Democrats have stopped opposing – or at least publicly condemning - Citizens United.
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How else could a civil society be retained if thousands, in some countries millions, of citizens and would-be citizens were demonized and made the butt of violent prejudice?
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As a result, while their children would become citizens thanks to the principle of birthright citizenship, immigrants of Asian descent could not become naturalized citizens of the United States.
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But state actors are exploiting these platforms as well, and they have the means and resources to exploit it even better than citizens or networks of citizens can. Absolutely.
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Puerto Ricans — American citizens after all — are demoralized.
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"Today, the entry of foreigners is limited — primarily citizens of the Russian Federation — non-admission of citizens of the Russian Federation aged from 16 to 60, male," said Petro Tsygykal.
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" The authors wrote, in a Washington Post opinion piece, the report showed "that 6.4 percent of non-citizens voted in 2008 and 2.2 percent of non-citizens voted in 2010.
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Children born abroad to American citizens can immediately be registered as U.S. citizens through a consular report of birth abroad, but Joyce said that process is a form of naturalization.
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" Trump said there are "some folks" in the news business who are "with the U.S., in the U.S., citizens, proud citizens" and some of the "most outstanding people I know.
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The government also said it would assign more staff to airport passport checks to limit waiting time to 30 minutes for EU citizens and 45 minutes for non-EU citizens.
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"The Department of State reminds U.S. citizens that terrorist and extremist organizations have expressed a desire to conduct attacks targeting U.S. citizens and Westerners in Jordan," the travel warning said.
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It wasn't enough to let the government know what citizens felt about any issue, and it wasn't enough for citizens to feel that they were being involved in the outcome.
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However, the Trump administration is taking TPS status away from citizens of El Salvador, Nicaragua, and Haiti, and is in legal battles to remove TPS from citizens of other countries.
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RELATED: DOJ: Government contractor stole secret intelligence US intelligence agencies operate under different rules internationally, with more stringent limits on its approach to US citizens as opposed to non-citizens.
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Most Americans assume there's a clear-cut line between legal immigrants and unauthorized immigrants; between noncitizens and citizens; between immigrants who have been naturalized and citizens who were born here.
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Facial recognition data collected by the airlines on U.S. citizens is stored by Customs and Border Protection for between 12 hours and two weeks, and 75 years for non-citizens.
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Taylor is also spokesman of the Council of Conservative Citizens, a supremacist group with historic links to the White Citizens Council, a segregationist organization set up in Mississippi in 1954.
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In the nearly two decades since, the number of both Hispanic citizens and Asian-American citizens has nearly doubled, while the African-American population has grown by about 10 percent.
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When the government fails to protect citizens from toxic emissions, and citizens have to take to the streets to gain attention, they begin to ask: What is the government for?
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The McCarran-Walter Act of 1952 finally lifted all restrictions on Asian immigrants becoming naturalized citizens, fully opening up Asian-Americans to become citizens and exercise their right to vote.
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Uganda's army began evacuating citizens from inside neighboring South Sudan, while the United States has deployed 47 troops to South Sudan to protect U.S. citizens and the embassy in Juba.
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In fact, the corporation in Citizens United was a non-stock, nonprofit corporation, so any reference in the opinion to stockholders — whether "citizens" or not — is plainly a noncontrolling dictum.
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The bill eliminates the roughly 138,100 annual spots for adult children and siblings of US citizens, as well as the currently unlimited visas available to adult parents of US citizens.
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With no central database of US citizens, and a lack of clarity over individual cases, the US federal government has also been known to detain and to deport US citizens.
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Warrenism is jealous of the political rights of citizens and therefore hostile to electoral practices — like gerrymandering, voter-ID laws and felon disenfranchisement — that deprive vulnerable citizens of equal representation.
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Even the remotest possibility that one group of citizens who have gained power might have the ability to strip another group of citizens of their rights should make one shudder.
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Theoretically, the children of those applicants are more likely to be American citizens, and their spouses also legal residents, citizens or Dreamers, according to the liberal Center for American Progress.
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However, this does not reverse the irreversible dynamic of connection technologies putting power in the hands of citizens and networks of citizens at the expense of hierarchies, including the state.
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My administration is restoring the sacred bonds of loyalty between this nation and its citizens, but our citizens must also restore the bonds of trust and loyalty between one another.
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Earlier this week, Canada announced during a press conference with Trudeau that it would be closing its borders to all non-citizens and residents, with the exception of American citizens.
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S. citizens adopted by U.S. citizen government employees or service members, noncitizen government employees or service members naturalized after the child's birth, and citizens who do not meet residency requirements.
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"It's not equitable to have a situation where you're increasing the burden on lower-income citizens and lessening the burden on wealthy citizens," said Senator Bob Corker, Republican of Tennessee.
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Countries are working to assist and retrieve their citizens from the ship; The United States is sending charter planes to evacuate US citizens and their families Sunday evening local time.
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US citizens, green card holders, and citizens of 11 other countries — Argentina, India, Colombia, the UK, Germany, Panama, Singapore, South Korea, Switzerland, Taiwan, and Mexico — can qualify for Global Entry.
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Second evacuation of US citizens planned A second evacuation flight is set to carry US citizens out of of Wuhan, a US official with knowledge of the matter told CNN.
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It's been nearly four years since Washington, D.C., citizens overwhelmingly passed Initiative 71, granting all citizens over the age of 21 permission to possess up to two ounces of marijuana.
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But he mentioned the evacuation of American citizens from the Virgin Islands in the same way he talked about the evacuation of American citizens from St. Maarten and St. Martin.
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About 250 French citizens will be transported in the first aircraft and more than 100 EU citizens from other countries will be on board the second flight, the statement said.
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In addition to controlling its own citizens' data, China also is "providing like-minded governments with technology and training that enable them to control their own citizens," Freedom House wrote.
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The nation has recently been struggling more than ever with a substantial portion of its citizens: Kurds, Alevis, intellectuals, secular citizens, and all others who demand more freedom and democracy.
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He supports the development of a multi-party system and a "state that listens" to its citizens' complaints — including the creation of the new citizens' appeals department within the presidency.
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Islamic State claimed responsibility, warning citizens of "crusader countries" that their citizens would not be safe "as long as their aircraft are killing Muslims", the group said in a statement.
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Asked about a report that German Chancellor Angela Merkel had rebuffed a request by May to discuss the rights of EU citizens, the spokesman said Britain had been clear it wanted to resolve the issue of British citizens living in the EU and EU citizens living in Britain quickly to ease concerns.
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There are three ways a one-state solution could work: one would be a secular, democratic state that respects the rights of all citizens; the second would be a Jewish-dominated apartheid state with Arabs as second-class citizens; and third is an Arab-dominated apartheid state with Jews as second-class citizens.
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However, the transfer of underwriting risk from Citizens to Florida specialists adds to the market's dependence on smaller underwriters with more limited capital levels and access to new capital than Citizens.
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Senior US defense officials have long encouraged countries to repatriate their citizens but those efforts have had limited success as many countries, including European allies, have balked at repatriating their citizens.
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Legislation will reportedly be updated to ensure British citizens can remain employed as teachers in Germany after Britain leaves the EU, as civil servants are currently required to be EU citizens.
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These harmful policies not only make it harder to be successful in America, they make America weaker by placing some of its citizens, and would-be citizens at a disproportionate disadvantage.
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"The government has stepped up monitoring over the possibility of dangerous acts by the North against our citizens and has strengthened security measures for the safety of our citizens," Sun said.
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The problem is compounded by growing mistrust of the U.S. government from citizens, which makes it harder than ever for agencies and law enforcement to keep its citizens safe, he said.
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When parties are not responsive to the demands of citizens, they make it more likely that citizens will find fault with all of democratic government, rather than simply with parties themselves.
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Many French citizens with dual citizenship from North African countries sense that they—not Franco-Germans or Franco-Americans, say—are the only dual citizens that lawmakers really have in mind.
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Our president reflects our national values and messages our nation's beliefs: how our citizens and the citizens of the world view him or her is critically important to achieving national objectives.
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FISA Section 702, the law the NSA uses to track the emails and phone calls of non-US citizens, is controversial because it sometimes incidentally collects communications of US citizens, too.
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A piece of paper signed in Paris does not seem to have presented an obstacle to citizens of one country engaging in the organized slaughter of the citizens of other countries.
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With a clearly negative turn towards senior citizens, Hispanics, Blacks and other low-income minority groups, the Clean Power Plan is a threat to entirely too many citizens to be upheld.
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Given how the states and federal government use the census, it is absurd to suggest that count should not consider the number of U.S. citizens and non-citizens in the country.
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It is still a little hallucinatory to be reminded that, in the border states, free blacks, second-class citizens but citizens still, lived side by side with those who were property.
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Congress should ensure that the same healthcare funding and child tax benefits that U.S. citizens receive who live in the 50 states is extended to U.S. citizens living on the island.
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The so-called Judicial Redress Act would give EU citizens the right to challenge misuse of their personal data in a U.S. court, a right U.S. citizens already enjoy in Europe.
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Citizens of the U.S. fare better than citizens of many other countries in access to new, potentially life-saving medications, specialty care and rescue care for a variety of serious conditions.
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In 1970, 98 percent of its citizens were white; in the last census in 2010, that had dropped to 89 percent — and nearly one in 10 Columbus citizens was foreign-born.
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We can no longer afford to pretend that immigrants entering any nation on earth are not fellow citizens seeking the opportunity to thrive and become citizens of a reimagined world community.
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His proposal drew immediate criticism from legal analysts and immigrant rights advocates who said it would violate the U.S. Constitution's due process provision, which applies to citizens and non-citizens alike.
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Family migration: Eliminates green card programs for married children of U.S. citizens as well the siblings of adult U.S. citizens, transferring those 88,400 green cards to a new "merit-based" program.
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"The children of all parentage whatever, born in California, should be regarded and treated as citizens of the United States, entitled to equal civil rights with other citizens," Mr. Conness said.
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"(This deal) has benefited tremendously Canadian citizens, Japanese citizens and businesses and indeed people throughout the region," he told a news conference after talks with visiting Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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That environmental success story should be encouraged, not punished by taxation — a regressive move that burdens hard-working citizens, increases the cost of basic necessities and disproportionately affects low-income citizens.
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They called a pledge by London to protect the rights of more than 4 million citizens of European Union countries living in Britain, and British citizens in other member states, insufficient.
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He has three children who are US citizens, a mother who is a lawful permanent resident, and four siblings who are either US Citizens or lawful permanent residents, his lawyer said.
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As a result, Chinese citizens are increasingly showing they are fed up with the government's oppressive control and tired of a system that values authoritarian-dominance over the health of citizens.
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In addition to 45 Ukrainians, there were 27 citizens of Argentina on the plane, as well as citizens from the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Kazakhstan, Costa Rica and other countries.
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These decisions blur the traditional lines established by our nation's federal immigration laws, which clearly distinguish the rights, privileges, and obligations that exist for U.S. citizens and those for non-citizens.
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India proposes new rules to access its citizens' data India has proposed new rules that would require companies to obtain consent from Indian citizens before collecting and processing their personal data.
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Meet some of the first people to become American citizens under President Trump Meet some of the first people to become American citizens under President Trump This segment originally aired Feb.
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First need to secure citizens rights & a financial settlement.
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This is crucial for European citizens — and Americans, too.
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" Jones: "I am not a nuisance to the citizens.
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"What is it citizens — breathers — can do?" he said.
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" The bill's stated objective was to "disarm all citizens.
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In spite of the achievements as U.S. citizens, the residents of Puerto Rico are subject to a political system that denies "equality" as citizens, since the U.S. citizens residing in Puerto Rico cannot vote for president and, even though all laws approved by Congress apply to PR, we cannot elect a full congressional representation.
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"Say a flight to Berlin has 150 U.K. citizens, 50 German citizens and 20 citizens from the U.S., Canada, Japan or wherever, the non-European Economic Area line will normally have 20 people in it, but now it will probably have 170 people in it," said Tom Jenkins, chief executive of the European Tourism Association.
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" Immigration What May said: The Prime Minister said she wanted to guarantee the rights of EU citizens already in Britain and British citizens in other EU states "as early as we can.
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He said agencies would be required to provide the Commerce Department with documents and records of citizens and non-citizens, which he said would help provide an accurate picture of US citizenship.
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Mexican citizens in United States warned to 'take precautions' Sunday's march also came as citizens are rallying behind a Mexican mother who was deported Thursday and separated from her two American children.
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Starting this Thursday, citizens of Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, and Yemen will be banned from the United States unless they can demonstrate a "bona fide" relationship with American citizens or organizations.
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The US government has long sought to encourage countries to repatriate their citizens, and the Department of Justice has been able to charge several American citizens for their alleged involvement with ISIS.
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New Zealand's foreign ministry said 193 passengers boarded the plane in Wuhan, including 100 New Zealand citizens and permanent residents, 23 Australian citizens and 70 foreign nationals, mostly from the Pacific islands.
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It is unlawful for the government to interfere with the right of its citizens to lawfully do business, and public servants should not target individual citizens for their own politically motivated purposes.
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It involved the courageous citizens of the "deep state," those often-nameless intelligence and military personnel so dedicated to protecting the lives of fellow citizens that they are willing risk their own.
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New Zealand's foreign ministry said 193 passengers boarded the plane in Wuhan, including 100 New Zealand citizens and permanent residents, 23 Australian citizens and 70 foreign nationals, mostly from the Pacific islands.
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The most engaged citizens, political scientists have known for years, are almost always the most partisan citizens, and/or those who have the most narrow and high-stakes interests in policy outcomes.
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The Jones Act requires all goods transported by water between U.S. ports be carried on U.S.-flag ships, constructed in the United States, owned by U.S. citizens, and crewed by U.S. citizens.
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Last but not least, we need U.S. Congress to adopt the Judicial Redress Act, in order for EU citizens to enjoy the rights US citizens already enjoy under the 1974 Privacy Act.
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This alone indicates that this law is in need of serious reform to protect the privacy of American citizens; those citizens deserve to understand what information the NSA is collecting from them.
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"In America, we give maximum latitude to our citizens to talk about politicians, even if those citizens form companies that sell products that make money off likenesses of those politicians," Gander said.
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The US government has long sought to encourage countries to repatriate their citizens and the Department of Justice has been able to charge several American citizens for their alleged involvement with ISIS.
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The CIR will also amass the records of more than 350 million people into a single database containing the identifying information on both citizens and non-citizens of the EU, ZDNet reports.
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" Obama closed his speech by saying the voices of all American citizens – from dreamers, to soldiers, to new citizens, to protestors, to police officers – give him "such incredible confidence in our future.
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But housing has become a priority because the social costs of eviction for citizens and non-citizens alike are high—and the disparities in legal clout between tenants and landlords even higher.
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My petition is that we were there once for our brothers and sisters, our other U.S. citizens, now it's time that U.S. citizens in Puerto Rico are taken care of adequately, properly.
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Scramble to get home Qatari citizens have been told they have 14 days to leave Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and the UAE, and those countries also banned their own citizens from entering Qatar.
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More than half of all non-US citizens in bureau custody are held at CAR facilities, while non-citizens deemed higher security risks are held at one of 122 other federal prisons.
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According to that study, 84 percent of terrorism convictions since 9/11 were by U.S.-born citizens or permanent residents and 16 percent were by non-citizens or those with unknown nationality.
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If officers are more likely to perceive black citizens as suspicious, that would increase black citizens' exposure to police, which might explain some of the racial variation we observe in fatal shootings.
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Citizens of Ireland and countries of the Commonwealth of mostly former British colonies can also vote if they live in Britain, but citizens of other EU countries who live in Britain cannot.
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Reuters reported that Vietnamese citizens and U.S. citizens visiting the country have turned a monument near the site where he was captured and taken prisoner during the war into a makeshift memorial.
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Procedures to deport 11 French citizens and seven Germans, along with others from Denmark and Ireland, were underway, Mr. Catakli added, with the German citizens scheduled to be sent back on Thursday.
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Citizens have far more clout than we give ourselves credit for, and I would argue that it is our obligation as citizens to step in when our government is wrong or dysfunctional.
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With 2010's "Citizens United" Supreme Court decision, special interest groups were given exponentially more power to dictate political agendas through their deep pockets, further alienating average citizens from the legislative process.
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As University of Arizona postdoctoral researcher Geoffrey Boyce has documented, most immigration enforcement actions in Tucson affect mixed-status families, causing profound psychological and economic distress to citizens and non-citizens alike.
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According to the 1987 Philippine constitution, ownership and management of media "shall be limited to citizens of the Philippines, or to corporations, cooperatives or associations, wholly-owned and managed by such citizens".
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Thus, when the court spoke of "associations of citizens" that have the right to participate in American elections, it can only have meant associations of American citizens who are allowed to contribute.
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And that's going to become more and more apparent when the government is taking novel action against particular groups of its citizens, or novel inaction to protect the rights of its citizens.
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Two classes of EU citizens The government's briefing paper distinguishes between two classes of EU citizens — those who arrive in the UK before Britain leaves the EU and those who arrive afterwards.
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SHAREHOLDERS APPROVE PROPOSED MERGER WITH FIRST CITIZENS BANK * FIRST-CITIZENS BANK SAYS MERGER WITH HOMEBANCORP INC IS EXPECTED TO BECOME EFFECTIVE ON APRIL 30, 2018 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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We believe that productive exchanges in areas of mutual interest open lines of communication and build stronger relations between our citizens in the United States and citizens in countries around the world.
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Now, with economies spiraling downward and health systems under unprecedented strain, governments are likely to find that they cannot protect their citizens' livelihoods — and that they also cannot protect their citizens' lives.
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France: Citizens want lower taxes and no reduction in public services, according to a three-month national consultation in which some 1.5 million French citizens let the government know what they wanted.
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Mr. Jones is seeking to have the case dismissed under the Texas Citizens Participation Act, which protects citizens' right to free speech against plaintiffs who aim to silence them through costly litigation.
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I want to be clear on this point, the U.S. citizens living in Puerto Rico have the same rights as any citizens living in the fifty states, if they move to them.
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Nelson blasted the administration for treating "the citizens of Puerto Rico as second-class citizens," while Scott said he was more concerned with helping families than following Trump's line on the matter.
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Portuguese Foreign Minister Augusto Santos Silva told state broadcaster RTP that the ministry was exploring whether Portuguese citizens in Wuhan could return on a civilian plane with citizens from other European countries.
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The UAE central bank also said Saturday it is encouraging "Emiratisation" in the banking sector - hiring of UAE citizens - obliging banks to have 40% Emirati citizens in the workforce within 3 years.
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It's stunning to consider that all the lethal terror attacks since 9/11 resulting in the deaths of US citizens at home were carried out by permanent legal residents or US citizens.
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Mr. Putin recently noted that 4,000 Russian citizens and 5,000 citizens of other post-Soviet states had joined Islamist insurgents in Syria, a concern cited as one reason for Russia's intervention there.
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Though not all Jews are Israeli citizens, and not all Israeli citizens are Jewish, some Jewish groups argue that BDS activism fosters harassment or intimidation of Jews and Israel supporters on campus.
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The Kremlin played down the move, saying the measures were designed to monitor the movements of citizens from countries other than Russia and Belarus and would in no way affect Belarussian citizens.
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Homeland Security has confirmed it will not expand face recognition scans to U.S. citizens arriving and departing the country, days after it emerged the agency proposed making the scans for citizens mandatory.
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Both sets of data are not temporally aligned, however, and can lead to the removal of citizens from voter rolls who were not citizens at the time they were issued a license.
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That disparity underscored how a federal government in Washington has treated citizens on the mainland, with voting representatives in Congress and a say in presidential contests, compared with citizens on the islands.
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The lawsuit before Judge Biery was first brought by two advocacy groups, the Texas League of United Latin American Citizens and the National League of United Latin American Citizens, in late January.
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"Everyone is under the gun to write tickets, to show that they're valuable to the system," she said, pointing to concerns about pitting citizens against citizens, racial profiling and arbitrary fine collection.
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Finally, whatever impact fact-checking might have on how citizens view candidates appears dwarfed by those citizens' tendency to discredit fact-checking when they don't like what they see — even among Democrats.
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A positive attitude to immigration pits liberals against many of their fellow citizens—for all liberals, despite what anyone may say, are citizens of somewhere—more than any of their other beliefs do.
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While May underlined that she wanted to guarantee the rights of EU citizens already in Britain and British citizens in other EU states, she made it clear that they were up for negotiation.
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And when citizens record police in public places—locations where cops have no reasonable expectation of privacy, like streets and parks —those citizens are acting as watchdogs on possible government abuses of power.
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The question was brought back that year because all emancipated slaves, following ratification of the 14th Amendment, were counted as new citizens, and it wasn't clear how many such citizens there might be.
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"Stripping US citizens of their citizenship is one of the most serious steps the US government can take," the complaint said, "and in the case of birthright citizens, is both unconstitutional and impermissible."
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Visa requirements make it extremely hard for citizens of the Western Balkan six even to visit the UK, unlike the Schengen zone for which no visas are required, except for citizens of Kosovo.
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In contrast with most countries, which must tax citizens to raise the money needed to provide services and security, Gulf rulers collected rents from oil and distributed some of the bounty to citizens.
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But while births to German citizens were up 21.34 percent to around 607,500 babies, the rise was far outstripped by births to citizens of other countries, up a huge 25 percent at 184,660.
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But what's particularly insidious about the spread of what Reeve calls "lateral surveillance"—citizens watching citizens—is how easily it blends into the background of mundane activities, taking on the force of habit.
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A black majority-minority district might require a given population of residents, almost all citizens, while a Hispanic district next door would have the same total population, but a smaller population of citizens.
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The new law also streamlines how foreign governments obtain data stored on U.S.-based servers, a move that's raised concerns about lowered privacy standards for citizens and non-citizens inside the United States.
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This is not the first time Saudi Arabia has asked its citizens to leave Lebanon, but in the past it has stated that the travel warnings were for the safety of its citizens.
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The State Department will stop granting some visas to citizens of Eritrea, Cambodia, Guinea and Sierra Leone, arguing that the countries are denying or delaying accepting their citizens the U.S. wants to deport.
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Anderson 5 Citizens for Quality Education, a "non-partisan group of concerned parents, students, and citizens" from the school district, shared the photo on its Facebook page with a long caption denouncing it.
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The list, he explained, doesn't contain all non-citizens in the country illegally — it contains only non-citizens legally present and those here illegally who register in some way with the federal government.
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I've long believed, despite countless opportunities to embrace a more cynical perspective, that government exists to improve the lives of citizens, but those citizens need input for our system to be truly effective.
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The stripping of citizenship from native-born US citizens ended at the same time that denaturalization of naturalized citizens was sharply curtailed: with a 220 Supreme Court opinion in the case Afroyim v.
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As BuzzFeed News reporter Zoe Tillman points out, laws that bar American citizens from assisting foreign terrorist organizations don't exist to prevent American citizens from donating money or supplies to domestic terror groups.
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But UK citizens will still want to work and study in EU countries – just as EU citizens will want to do the same here, helping to shape and drive growth, innovation and enterprise.
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" • "And most important of all, citizens must hold companies and governments accountable for the commitments they make, and demand that both respect the web as a global community with citizens at its heart.
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He is also a board member of the Citizens Housing and Planning Council in New York and the Citizens Budget Commission in New York, and serves on the national board of Common Cause.
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Trump said the US will ban all travel from 26 European countries for thirty days — with exceptions for US citizens, permanent residents, and some immediate family members of US citizens or permanent residents.
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One of the really insidious results of that style, which became the dominant style in Washington journalism, was that it teaches citizens to look at their fellow citizens as objects to be manipulated.
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday announced a travel ban restriction from 26 European countries for non-US citizens, permanent residents, and some family members of US citizens and permanent residents for 30 days.
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President Donald Trump announced the travel ban Wednesday, restricting travel from 26 European countries for non-US citizens, permanent residents, and some family members of US citizens and permanent residents for 30 days.
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For example, citizens and nested groups of citizens can employ Ostrom's recipe to build increasingly more global responses to climate change, thereby providing at least some of this public good to many people.
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Citizens of the former British protectorate have enjoyed special privileges and rights not afforded to mainland Chinese citizens since the United Kingdom returned sovereignty over the region to China on July 1, 1997.
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Eighty-five percent of the 418 militants charged with terrorism-related crimes in the United States since 9/11 are citizens or legal permanent residents, and just under half were born American citizens.
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Tiffany Muller is the president and executive director of End Citizens United, a campaign finance reform group dedicated to overturning Citizens United and ending the use of unlimited and undisclosed spending in elections.
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Korean-American citizens have historically not been a politically active voting block: Nationally, about 46 percent of eligible voters nationally cast a ballot in 2016, compared with 61 percent among adult citizens overall.
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After the game, or before the game, there are plenty of 24 hour news channels constantly showing the injustices perpetrated on our fellow citizens, by our other fellow citizens, many in uniform (police).
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The Japanese government is working on different scenarios to evacuate citizens in South Korea, including evacuating citizens home by sea from the southeastern port city of Busan should airports be closed, Nikkei reported.
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Mr. Berberoglu's arrest was the last straw in a series of antidemocratic moves by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's government targeting tens of thousands of Turkish citizens — politicians, journalists, academics, activists or ordinary citizens.
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Under current law, the Guantánamo military tribunals may not be used to prosecute American citizens, although Mr. Trump said during the campaign that he was "fine" with expanding their use to encompass citizens.
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There are also a number of citizens' ballot initiatives making the rounds -- it's not possible in every state, but where it's permitted, citizens have been pretty active in giving their own legislatures instructions.
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They include how European Union citizens residing in Britain — and the British citizens residing in other European Union countries — will work and live if they cannot freely traverse borders as they do now.
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Although there were no reports of private U.S. citizens being affected, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said the attacks are known to have occurred in diplomatic residences and hotels frequented by American citizens.
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