This raises the question: Will Ella and Alexander Clooney take British citizenship, American citizenship, Lebanese citizenship, or all three?
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First Words Citizenship is citizenship, until appearances get in the way.
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Citizenship: The Bridge Act does not support a pathway to citizenship.
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Some argue this creates a two-tiered policy, under which the citizenship of Britons with another citizenship (or potentially another citizenship) is less assured.
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The Indian Citizenship Act in 1924 granted American citizenship to Native Americans.
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Citizenship: The RAC Act provides a pathway to citizenship after 10 years.
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They are only given Finnish citizenship if they cannot obtain citizenship anywhere else.
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Abolish different types of citizenship and re-examine links between citizenship and ethnicity.
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Cruz held dual citizenship until he officially renounced his Canadian citizenship in 2014.
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Ms. Navratilova now carries dual citizenship, after regaining her Czech citizenship in 2008.
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Never had the pathway to citizenship, which again tells us, what constitutes citizenship?
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In Tamil Nadu and Kerala, opposition politicians led rowdy rallies against the new citizenship law, Citizenship Amendment Act, which favors non-Muslim immigrants seeking citizenship in India.
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Antigua allows dual citizenship and does not require you to renounce your previous citizenship.
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Dominica allows dual citizenship and does not require you to renounce your previous citizenship.
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Moldova allows dual citizenship and does not require you to renounce your previous citizenship.
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Grenada allows dual citizenship and does not require you to renounce your previous citizenship.
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Turkey allows dual citizenship and does not require you to renounce your previous citizenship.
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Malta allows dual citizenship and does not require you to renounce your previous citizenship.
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Cyprus allows dual citizenship and does not require you to renounce your previous citizenship.
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And without the citizenship fast-track that the Citizenship Amendment Act grants other religions, the Muslims left off that list are at risk of losing their citizenship entirely.
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But his Antiguan citizenship complicates the situation even though India does not permit dual citizenship.
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Birth citizenship All of the candidates have supported birthright citizenship for children of undocumented persons.
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St. Lucia allows dual citizenship and does not require you to renounce your previous citizenship.
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St. Kitts allows dual citizenship and does not require you to renounce your previous citizenship.
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He was left with Lebanese citizenship after his Australian citizenship was canceled in January last year.
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He held dual citizenship until he renounced his Canadian citizenship after being elected to the senate.
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Georgia stripped Mr. Saakashvili of his citizenship in December 2015 after he took up Ukrainian citizenship.
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Go deeper: India rocked by deadly citizenship protests India's citizenship bill continues Modi's Hindu nationalist offensive
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The Citizenship Amendment Act fast-tracks Indian citizenship for non-Muslim minorities from three neighboring countries.
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So the way people argued for citizenship or eligibility for citizenship was to prove their whiteness.
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Roy Wong, who is an actual citizenship judge, was asked to resign from the Citizenship Commission.
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"There are no provisions in the Citizenship Act that confer Canadian citizenship status to members of the royal family," Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, a government department, said in a statement.
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The students in the video were protesting against India&aposs new Citizenship Amendment Act, which grants citizenship to certain migrants from three majority Muslim countries but excludes citizenship for Muslim residents.
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Cruz formally gave up his Canadian citizenship in 2014 -- prior to that he held dual citizenship status.
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Saakashvili, who a decade later gave up his Georgian citizenship, was stripped of his Ukrainian citizenship Wednesday.
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" "This is not about trying to find out real information about citizenship and non-citizenship in America.
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"I love the fact that I'm not applying for citizenship — I'm having my citizenship restored," he said.
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We Democrats—we're for a path to citizenship, however, not amnesty, a very difficult path to citizenship.
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The citizenship law provides non-Muslims from Afghanistan, Bangladesh and Pakistan a fast track to Indian citizenship.
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If Wasel's citizenship is stripped, the government can cancel the citizenship of his children born in Yemen.
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A 1982 citizenship law effectively stripped many Rohingya of citizenship, deeming them foreigners in their own country.
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So it's active participation, in your mind, that separates democratic citizenship from citizenship in a non-democracy?
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My worry is that citizenship — real citizenship — is virtually impossible in a sprawling consumerist society like ours.
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He had dual citizenship before renouncing his Canadian citizenship after being elected to the Senate in 85033.
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The citizenship law aims to fast-track Indian citizenship for non-Muslim minorities from three neighboring countries.
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He was stripped of his Ukrainian citizenship and has also lost his Georgian citizenship, leaving him stateless.
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From New Zealand's citizenship application From New Zealand's citizenship application The timing might seem suspect, but Thiel appears to have been prescient enough to seek New Zealand citizenship well before the 2016 election.
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"I do not believe in a special pathway to citizenship, I have never talked about a special pathway to citizenship and I would never agree to a special pathway to citizenship," Labrador said.
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Neither of these types of citizenship corresponds to the hard-won forms of citizenship found within democratic states.
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People who have U.S. citizenship, dual citizenship, green cards, and current visas won't have their legal status revoked.
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Consider your U.S. citizenship There is a growing rank of people who are giving up their U.S. citizenship.
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Citizenship question rejected: A federal judge blocked the Trump administration from asking about citizenship in the 2020 census.
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He is also involved in plans to limit citizenship for documented immigrants and strip immigrants of their citizenship.
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He once had dual citizenship with Canada, but said in 2013 that he would renounce his Canadian citizenship.
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The president has proposed to end birthright citizenship by executive order, to revoke the constitutional right of a child born on American soil to American citizenship, regardless of their parents' citizenship or lack thereof.
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READ: India's new citizenship law specifically excludes Muslims The citizenship bill provides a path to citizenship for Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists, Jains, Parsis, and Christians who came to India illegally from Afghanistan, Bangladesh, and Pakistan.
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Ruszczyk had dual citizenship in the United States and Australia because her father holds US citizenship, the source said.
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According to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, a child born abroad may become a U.S. citizenship at birth.
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The law in China states that its nationals automatically lose their citizenship when they gain citizenship in another country.
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To comply with Ukrainian law on government service, they had to renounce their Georgian citizenship and accept Ukrainian citizenship.
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The citizenship bill was the first action that linked religion to citizenship, undermining a fundamental tenet of India's democracy.
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India&aposs Citizenship Act was first established in 1955 and created comprehensive guidelines related to citizenship in the country.
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In 2000, Congress passed the Child Citizenship Act, which granted automatic citizenship to children adopted by United States citizens.
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Nasim Khansari is the Citizenship Project Director at Asian Americans Advancing Justice - Los Angeles and has focused on the area of citizenship, assisting lawful permanent residents with applying for U.S. citizenship for the last six years.
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Passions on the citizenship question In proposing to add the citizenship question to the full census, Ross insisted that it was needed because the Justice Department needed citizenship data to enforce the 23 Voting Rights Act.
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The new mission statement removes all references to citizenship — instead of "immigration and citizenship benefits," USCIS now just provides "immigration benefits," and "promoting an awareness and understanding of citizenship" is kicked out of the mission entirely.
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She had dual citizenship in the United States and in Australia because her father holds US citizenship, the source said.
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In the five years from the beginning of the citizenship scheme to 2018, the Cypriot government approved 1,864 citizenship applications.
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Imagine the steps new parents would have to go through to establish their child's citizenship if birthright citizenship were abandoned.
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The 2628 Decennial Census was the last one to ask citizenship status, because citizenship information has not been considered essential.
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United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is the agency that grants visas, permanent residency and citizenship to foreign applicants.
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The citizenship act breaks from the conscious decision of India's founders not to link citizenship to religion, language or ethnicity.
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That case concerned a man who was born with both American and Mexican citizenship, and who as a student took an oath of allegiance to Mexico, renouncing his American citizenship in order to obtain a Mexican citizenship document.
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It effectively creates a hierarchical system of citizenship determined by an individual's religion, reminiscent of Myanmar's 1982 Citizenship Law, which privileged citizenship for "indigenous races," excluded the Rohingya and paved the ground for the genocidal violence against them.
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Xenophon had renounced Greek citizenship, which he received from his mother, but had not been aware he held possible British citizenship.
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Immigration authorities have started combing old citizenship applications for fraud, with the intent of rescinding citizenship if any evidence is found.
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He considered an unconstitutional plan to end birthright citizenship, the right to citizenship for non-citizens' babies who are born here.
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"We would allow a normal pathway to citizenship, but not a special pathway to citizenship," said House Freedom Caucus Chairman Rep.
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Critics believe asking people about their citizenship and the citizenship of those in their households will discourage participation and data accuracy.
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Malta's program is a citizenship-by-investment program (CIPS), in which wealthy people invest in a country in exchange for citizenship.
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He seemed to understand the requirements of American citizenship better than many of his Republican colleagues who previously questioned Obama's citizenship.
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As respected immigration attorney Margaret Stock has noted, most U.S. citizens rely on the birthright citizenship rule to establish their citizenship.
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"For them to obtain a Certificate of Citizenship, their US citizen parent must apply for citizenship on their behalf," she added.
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In December, the government approved a citizenship law that would expedite citizenship for every major religion in the region except Islam.
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While the latest policy guidance doesn't make anyone ineligible for citizenship, it appears to narrow how children abroad can gain citizenship.
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The Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) makes it easier for non-Muslims from some neighboring Muslim-dominated countries to gain Indian citizenship.
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They have been denied citizenship since the passage of Burma's 1982 citizenship law — and have since been considered a stateless people.
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President Donald Trump's proposal to end birthright citizenship — a policy that guarantees that any child born on US soil has guaranteed American citizenship regardless of the status of their parents — would deny citizenship to children born to undocumented migrants.
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Because the question is, as soon as you make citizenship for some Canadians conditional on good behavior, you devalue citizenship for everyone.
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It's not just about religion, son; at its core, it's about citizenship and everything good citizenship entails in a democracy like ours.
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The risk of detention and deportation or having citizenship stripped are real for immigrants, no matter their documentation or U.S. citizenship status.
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Still, Japan does not allow dual citizenship, and because she did not formally relinquish her Taiwan citizenship, nationalist critics have attacked her.
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By law foreigners can be awarded Serbian citizenship by the government without being required to live there or relinquish their previous citizenship.
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Pham Minh Hoang, another popular blogger, was stripped of his citizenship and deported last week to France, where he also holds citizenship.
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He then asked if a person who had not disclosed such an incident in his citizenship application could have his citizenship revoked.
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In February, Bangladesh's cabinet approved a draft of the Citizenship Act, 2016, a law that proposes to create two tiers of citizenship.
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Hardly a month ago, the government said it would change citizenship laws to make permanent residents wait longer for citizenship, upgrade the "values" component of the citizenship test, and require the same level of English-language proficiency as university entrants.
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I think it's important to recognize that second-class citizenship in a place might be better than third-class citizenship on the outside.
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Following a 2013 investigation by the Dallas Morning News examining Cruz's citizenship, the Texas senator formally renounced his Canadian citizenship the following year.
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Even assuming that birthright citizenship exacerbates illegal immigration, there is no need to limit citizenship to the children of nationals or permanent residents.
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But Mr. Sessions personally rejected that, court documents show, ordering underlings not to consider ways of gathering citizenship data beyond the citizenship question.
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Since the passage of Burma's 1982 citizenship law, they have been denied citizenship — and all the benefits and protections that come with it.
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While it would not provide a pathway to citizenship, it would allow migrants to apply for citizenship while working legally in the country.
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India's Muslims and liberals worried that the citizenship register would become a tool to exclude or threaten to exclude Indian Muslims from citizenship.
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The bill would restrict birthright citizenship so that children born in the United States to unauthorized immigrants would not automatically be granted citizenship.
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While it's still unclear if she'll retain her American citizenship, she recently traveled to Chicago to finalize her U.K. visa application for citizenship. 79.
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Hofeller's 2015 study into the implications of a citizenship question ended up as the blueprint for the Trump administration's call for a citizenship question.
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This year he applied to renounce his U.S. citizenship since Sri Lankan law does not allow candidates with dual citizenship to run for president.
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Under a 2014 amendment to the country's citizenship law, Bahrainis can lose their citizenship for any actions deemed harmful to the kingdom's national interests.
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One of them, Gui Minhai, who holds Swedish citizenship, disappeared in Thailand in October; another, Lee Bo, who has British citizenship, vanished in December.
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Angela's tourist visa expires at the end of the month and US Citizenship and Immigration Services had initially denied the child's application for citizenship.
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The citizenship question is not unlawful, nor is it racist or discriminatory, even as some Americans object to any citizenship question on the survey.
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Citizenship question is rejected: A federal judge on Tuesday blocked the Trump administration from adding a question on American citizenship to the 2020 census.
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The Temporary Protected Status program was not meant as a pathway to citizenship, but what better way to judge a person's worthiness for citizenship?
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They could be declared foreign migrants by failing the citizenship test, then denied protection from the new citizenship law because it doesn't include Muslims.
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The Citizenship Amendment Act fast-tracks the citizenship processes for citizens of neighboring countries if they are Christian, Hindu, Buddhist, Sikh, Jain or Parsee.
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He also supports CUNY Citizenship Now, an organization that provides free legal services to people seeking U.S. citizenship, in honor of his late grandmother.
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CUNY Citizenship Now, a nonprofit legal organization, helped expedite the applications; since November, Citizenship Now has helped 122 students with DACA get this benefit.
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Morales focuses on an immigration statute that defines a child's eligibility to U.S. citizenship if born to unwed parents outside of the U.S. Further, the case looks into question whether U.S. citizenship of the father holds more weight than the U.S. citizenship of the mother.
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They stated that persons born in Puerto Rico who acquired their U.S. citizenship under the terms of the Jones Act of 1917, which conferred a naturalized citizenship, were not born in the United States for purposes of the Citizenship Clause of the 14th Amendment.
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The United States Citizenship and Immigration Service, an agency within Homeland Security that oversees citizenship, is supposed to check the fingerprints of applicants for citizenship against a number of databases to make sure that they do not have criminal records or pose a threat.
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It is fundamental to the peace agreement that the population of Northern Ireland has the right to have Irish citizenship as well as British citizenship.
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She said citizenship was a right rather than a privilege, and described citizenship deprivation followed by expulsion as the "political equivalent of the death penalty".
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In abandoning his plan to use the census to collect information on citizenship, Mr. Trump directed federal agencies to mine their databases for citizenship data.
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Go deeper: Experts weigh in on Trump's ability to end birthright citizenship Reality check: The U.S. is far from the only country with birthright citizenship
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Since the passage of the Burma Citizenship Act of 1982, they have been denied citizenship — and all the benefits and protections that come with it.
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Johnson, who was born in New York City, maintained a dual citizenship throughout his life, but had promised to renounce his American citizenship in 2015.
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Cruz agrees with Trump on ending birthright citizenship, while Rubio has not gone so far, perhaps because it would put his own citizenship in jeopardy.
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Since the passage of The Burma Citizenship Act of 1982, they have been denied citizenship — and all the benefits and protections that come with it.
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But she did not formally renounce her Taiwan citizenship, and nationalist critics have accused her of duplicity and disloyalty because Japanese law prohibits dual citizenship.
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Those are the three questions pertaining to citizenship in the American Community Survey, but there is no citizenship status question on the decennial census form.
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Immigrant soldiers are more likely to see their attempts at citizenship rejected than foreign-born civilians, according to recent U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services data.
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The law, called the Citizenship Amendment Act, applies a religious test to whether illegal migrants from neighboring countries can be fast-tracked for Indian citizenship.
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It also discounted all Chinese, Japanese and South Asians as persons 'ineligible to citizenship,' including descendants of such people with American citizenship by native birth.
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A person born in the United States is entitled to citizenship by virtue of the 14th Amendment, often described as the right of birthright citizenship.
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The measure, called the Citizenship Amendment Bill, uses religion as a criterion for determining whether illegal migrants in India can be fast-tracked for citizenship.
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India's Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) aims to fast-track citizenship for persecuted Hindus, Parsis, Sikhs, Buddhists, Jains and Christians who arrived in India before Dec.
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Under the new law, Hindus, Christians, Sikhs, Parsees, Buddhists and Jains would have an expedited path to citizenship even if they fail the citizenship test.
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Stripping citizenship In his tweet on Monday, Trump went farther than saying flag burning should be penalized -- he said it should amount to losing American citizenship.
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Approximately 22017 million Rohingya have lived in Myanmar's Rakhine State for generations, but have been barred from citizenship because Myanmar's laws grant citizenship based on ethnicity.
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Prakash can challenge the Australian government's decision, Dutton said, and he could be entitled to retain his citizenship if he does not hold dual-citizenship status.
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It will revamp the points system for U.S. citizenship applications to create a higher-income and more highly educated pool of people receiving citizenship, officials said.
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Joyce has since relinquished New Zealand citizenship, but is awaiting the High Court ruling, along with several other politicians who believe they may have dual citizenship.
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The U.S. Citizens who reside in Puerto Rico have to choose between statehood (that guarantees the U.S. citizenship) and Independence/Free association without the U.S. citizenship.
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Washington (CNN)The Trump administration is creating an office within the agency that grants US citizenship to root out fraudsters and have their citizenship taken away.
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When they sought citizenship for their older child, Lev, in January 2017, they said they were not asked about his parentage and he was granted citizenship.
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In cases where the detainee possesses both Saudi and United States citizenship, the host government often does not recognize United States citizenship and denies consular access.
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It also says that someone like Mr. Liu who is born with citizenship from another nation is not a Chinese citizen, no matter the parents' citizenship.
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Citizenship has never come easy to the foreign-born, yet as far back as the Revolutionary War some people have attained citizenship status through military service.
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A number of countries in the Caribbean and Europe offer "Citizenship by Investment" programs, where the elite can invest in a country in exchange for citizenship.
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The controversial Citizenship Amendment Bill (CAB) will fast-track citizenship for religious minorities, including Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists, Jains, Parsis and Christians, from Afghanistan, Bangladesh and Pakistan.
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Washington should threaten further penalties, especially against those Visa Waiver countries offering citizenship-by-investment programs (CIPs), whose fast-track to citizenship undermines VWP security standards.
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Although American law does not permit the government to strip the citizenship of a natural born citizen, the law does permit the voluntary renunciation of citizenship.
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Trump's statement on citizenship -- while promising to some -- could shift, and what the President will demand in return for citizenship is also still an unanswered question.
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U.S. citizenship is becoming a trend with the Mariners -- Cruz's teammate Felix Hernandez (from Venezuela) just got his citizenship last month and was stoked about it!
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The Republicans of the 214s used jus soli ("law of the soil") birthright citizenship to guarantee citizenship, regardless of how one was brought to the land.
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The question before the Supreme Court was almost comically simple: If someone seeking U.S. citizenship tells tells a lie or commits a crime while applying for citizenship, no matter how small or trivial, is that enough to justify stripping that person of citizenship, even years later?
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Opponents of birthright citizenship endorse this interpretation (Vox's Dara Lind has a full explainer on the 14th Amendment and birthright citizenship.) The president's plan to scrap birthright citizenship via executive order has sparked a lot of debate, namely about whether or not he can actually do it.
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But Ms. Borgoño's case comes as the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, the agency that handles residency and citizenship, is separately opening a new office to investigate thousands of potential denaturalization cases involving identity fraud, even as it approves more new citizenship applications than before.
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Rusk, that for the law to penalize certain actions with loss of citizenship, those actions must be done voluntarily and with the intent to give up citizenship.
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The tower, which soars 1,815 feet (553 meters), has hosted citizenship ceremonies before, but not one from such breathless heights, according to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada.
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Lawsuits in the United States could delay his bid to renounce his U.S. citizenship, and he would not be able to run for president with U.S. citizenship.
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The Supreme Court has agreed to hear an appeal from the Trump administration in its efforts to add a controversial citizenship citizenship question to the 2020 census.
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Others condemned the country for granting citizenship to a robot when its citizenship laws for humans remain extremely strict and are criticized by human rights organizations globally.
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The Rohingya are stateless, with Myanmar refusing to grant them citizenship, and the hundreds of thousands of refugees now in Bangladesh say they won't return without citizenship.
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The main character, Wilson, applies for citizenship and falls in love with a history and language teacher who tries to prepare him for the tough citizenship exam.
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All children born in the U.S. with a claim to another nation's citizenship would be excluded from birthright citizenship, if we take the logic at face value.
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He told me individuals born and living abroad more frequently contact US consulates asserting citizenship claims because they have realized they qualify for citizenship through a parent.
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The administration, in explaining the citizenship question, has said more precise citizenship data is needed to better enforce a voting rights law in order to protect minorities.
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The country's Citizenship by Investment program has a real estate component that allows for full or fractional ownership as a pathway to citizenship, Ms. Joseph Rowe said.
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This is shocking because India has a secular constitution, and this is the first time that a Citizenship Amendment Bill has enforced religious-based criteria for citizenship.
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While nations are not permitted under international law to deprive individuals of citizenship if it is likely to render them stateless, Letts has dual British-Canadian citizenship.
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Two members of Australia's Greens party were forced to resign this month after it was revealed one held dual Canadian citizenship and the other New Zealand citizenship.
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On the face of it, India's new citizenship law might seem quite reasonable in its offer of expedited citizenship for migrants of minority religions from neighboring countries.
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The two acts, known as the NRC and the CAA, would require a national citizenship list and provide a path to citizenship for non-Muslim minority groups.
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They are suing for the right to citizenship under the 85033th Amendment, which grants American citizenship at birth to anyone born in the country, the AP reported.
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She made part of her family register, or "koseki", public last week to prove she had renounced her Taiwanese citizenship and declared her choice of Japanese citizenship.
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Even if a citizenship question is not included, the Census Bureau is still able to gather data on citizenship, which the Trump administration could provide to states.
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Historically, for immigrants excluded from the full rights of citizenship because of their race, the military has been the most powerful proving ground for their citizenship claims.
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Pathway to citizenship: yes Abolishing ICE: no, but reform Klobuchar hasn't released an immigration proposal, but she supports a "pathway to earned citizenship," according to her website.
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For a naturalized citizen, the order granting citizenship can be revoked, but the law provides for it only if the citizenship was "illegally procured" or obtained through misrepresentation.
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He said Dreamers - undocumented people brought to the United States by their parents when they were children - should be given citizenship, and their parents a pathway to citizenship.
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The Census Bureau has said it can collect citizenship records from the Social Security Administration, the Internal Revenue Service, the State Department and US Citizenship and Immigration Services.
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And so I'm here to remind you: "digital citizenship" is a thing, and if you care about real-life citizenship, you should probably care about its online counterpart.
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He reiterated his Kenyan citizenship, and said that the papers he tore up at the immigration office were part of an application for his citizenship, not his passport.
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The demand for citizenship on behalf of unauthorized immigrants will ring hollow if people who are eligible for citizenship do not naturalize and Latino citizens do not vote.
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US Citizenship and Immigration Services, an agency tasked with deciding applications for citizenship, green cards, work visas, and asylum, has undergone a noticeable shift under the Trump administration.
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The lawsuit over the citizenship question was filed by a coalition of blue states (led by New York) worried that asking about citizenship would discourage noncitizens from responding.
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The citizenship clause was ratified in order to reverse the infamous Supreme Court ruling on Dred Scott and ensure that states could not deny citizenship to former slaves.
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The Nationality Act of 1940 unequivocally established that the Citizenship Clause of the 14th Amendment was the constitutional source for the Act's birthright or jus soli citizenship provision.
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Let individual U.S. Nationals decide for themselves while making the citizenship process much easier and less costly specifically for U.S. nationals who choose to take the citizenship route.
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The attempt to revoke or deny American or British citizenship instead rests on citizenship of another state—in these cases, Bangladesh and Yemen, the country of Muthana's parents.
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One day after saying he could reinterpret the Fourteenth Amendment's Citizenship Clause by executive order to eliminate birthright citizenship, the president doubled down on the issue on Twitter.
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Citizenship: After 29 years as both a conditional permanent resident (26 years) and a green card holder (five years), DACA recipients would be able to apply for citizenship.
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It's the first time a Danish national has had their citizenship revoked, although the Supreme Court had previously stripped a Moroccan-born Islamist radical of his Danish citizenship.
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The Citizenship Amendment Act, which Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalist government has pushed through parliament, fast-tracks Indian citizenship for non-Muslim minorities from three neighboring countries.
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On top of that, parliament passed the Citizenship Amendment Act, or CAA, which gives minorities originally from neighboring countries a faster path to citizenship — but it excludes Muslims.
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To prove their citizenship, a qualified individual can either apply for a US passport through the US State Department or for a certificate of citizenship through US Citizenship and Immigration Services—a process that takes months, even years, depending on the complexity of the case and discretion of the government officials.
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Opinion: The real problem of Trump's citizenship question Trump is not giving up on adding the citizenship question to America's 2020 census, even after the Supreme Court decided otherwise.
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Article 20 of the EU treaty, which created the concept, also makes clear that EU citizenship is additional to, not in place of, national citizenship of a member state.
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Trump on Monday again stressed that those seeking citizenship would have to first leave the country -- a bar he had previously set for both acquiring citizenship and legal status.
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Thiel has never responded to Gizmodo's request for comment on his Kiwi citizenship, nor has he gotten back to us about whether he has citizenship with any other nation.
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The constitution outlined no criteria for citizenship, so an amendment enshrined the principle in 1868, cementing the legal status of former slaves, who had been denied citizenship until then.
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As it stands, their baby would obtain dual citizenship for the U.S. and U.K. if Meghan does not give up her American citizenship before she's due to give birth.
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France rescinded birthright citizenship in 1993, opting for a new law that restricted citizenship to those born to a French parent or to a parent also born in France.
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Would the political leaders who oppose birthright citizenship support the establishment and funding of a federal system of birth registration that provided citizenship documents to all U.S. citizen children?
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Democrats have fiercely opposed the Trump administration's push to include the citizenship question in court and in public, accusing Ross of lying about his motives for asking about citizenship.
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The administration also argued before the Supreme Court that the citizenship question would help protect Hispanic voters; Hofeller's emails reveal that the citizenship question was designed to disenfranchise them.
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Thiel, who was born in Germany and has citizenship there and in the U.S., petitioned for New Zealand citizenship citing "exceptional circumstances" that would be in the public interest.
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President Donald Trump says he intends to revoke the citizenship clause of the 14th Amendment -- which guarantees citizenship for all children born in the United States -- via executive order.
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The citizenship question had been requested earlier this year by the Justice Department, which said it needed more detailed citizenship data to better enforce the 1965 Voting Rights Act.
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The subject was citizenship, specifically the circumstances under which children born overseas to unmarried parents acquire United States citizenship when one parent is a citizen and the other isn't.
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In early December, nationwide protests erupted after the announcement of the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), a bill that grants citizenship to migrants from neighboring countries but notably excludes Muslims.
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India's Citizenship Amendment Act, which eases the path for non-Muslims from neighbouring Muslim-majority nations to gain citizenship, has triggered weeks of sometimes violent protests against Modi's government.
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As a member of the Japanese American Citizenship League, he lobbied Congress for the restoration of his citizenship, along with that of all other WWI veterans in his situation.
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According to United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, if a man age 18 to 25 "willfully" decides not to register for the draft, his request for citizenship can be denied.
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Gizmodo has reached out to representatives of Mr. Thiel to seek confirmation of Thiel's citizenship in New Zealand and ask about any other countries in which he may have citizenship.
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"Ken Cuccinelli has fiercely advocated for ending birthright citizenship in the U.S. Today, the Trump administration appointed him to head the agency in charge of citizenship and immigration services," Sen.
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" The backdrop: Following Axios' reporting that Trump plans to sign an executive order to end birthright citizenship, Ryan told WVLK that Trump "cannot end birthright citizenship with an executive order.
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Legal immigrants with household income, assets and resources, will have a higher chance of obtaining a green card or citizenship, according to a U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services fact sheet.
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What is left is a one-state solution with the Arabs here as, not as full citizenship, because full citizenship can let them to vote to the Knesset [Israeli parliament].
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Critics who oppose the addition of a citizenship question fear that asking about citizenship status will lead to an inaccurate population count if undocumented individuals decline to complete the questionnaire.
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" A few years later, the justices cast doubt over claims that the 14th Amendment grants citizenship to "children born within the jurisdiction without reference to the citizenship of their parents.
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"American citizenship is precious, and the government carries a heavy burden of proof when attempting to divest a naturalized citizen of his or her citizenship," she wrote on July 11.
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Mr. Ross has repeatedly said that he decided to add a citizenship question only after the Justice Department requested it, saying better citizenship data would assist Voting Rights Act enforcement.
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A citizenship question "is very costly, harms the quality of the census count, and would use substantially less accurate citizenship status data than are available from administrative sources," he wrote.
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The final insult came in December when India's Parliament approved the Citizenship Amendment Act, which provides undocumented migrants of certain religious minorities a pathway to citizenship but notably excludes Muslims.
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He was sentenced to four years in jail in December 2014, but the prosecution sought also to strip him of his citizenship, possible only because he still has Moroccan citizenship.
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The Census Bureau itself estimated that households corresponding to 6.5 million people would not respond to the census if the citizenship question is asked, leading to less accurate citizenship data.
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Trump previously threatened to use an executive order to end birthright citizenship, a practice that extends citizenship to children born in the US regardless of whether their parents are citizens.
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President Donald Trump ordered the Census Bureau to compile citizenship data from existing federal records last month, after the Supreme Court effectively blocked a citizenship question on the census itself.
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Judge Waddoups ruled that American Samoans must be granted citizenship under the 14th Amendment, which was ratified in 1868 to extend citizenship to African-Americans after the abolition of slavery.
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RELATED: Read: Oral arguments in Supreme Court census citizenship case The chief justice did not question whether Ross had concocted his justification for the citizenship question, as Furman had found.
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Although the government in the past included a question on citizenship, since 1960 no citizenship question has appeared on the short-form census because of concerns about undercounting and inaccuracies.
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USA-IMMIGRATION-CITIZENSHIP/ Trump targets U.S. birthright citizenship as elections loom WASHINGTON (Reuters) - With congressional elections a week away, President Donald Trump on Tuesday said he will seek to scrap the right of citizenship for U.S.-born children of non-citizens and illegal immigrants as he tries again to dramatically reshape immigration policies.
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Read more: The American ISIS bride fighting to return to the US has an 18-month-old son whose life is also in limbo as the Trump administration refutes the New Jersey-born woman's citizenship A complicated question of citizenship This isn't the first time the validity of Hoda's citizenship has been contested.
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Nativists use the term as a justification for ending jus soli citizenship — that is, citizenship conferred by being born in the U.S. The phrase is a myth because there is no such thing as a baby "anchoring" a family that would otherwise not have status in the U.S., by that infant's citizenship.
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The letter also cites Modi's associations with Hindu nationalists and the revocation of 1.9 million Bengali-speaking Muslims' citizenship in the state of Assam, as well as his government's backing of a citizenship bill that would create a pathway to citizenship for Hindu, Buddhist and Christian migrants from neighboring countries but not Muslims.
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DOJ's brief portrays Ross as thoughtfully weighing the three alternatives and then proposing a fourth, adding the citizenship question to the 2020 census and also estimating citizenship via those administrative records.
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The big picture: Few immigration and constitutional scholars believe it is within the president's power to change birthright citizenship, former U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services chief counsel Lynden Melmed told Axios.
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The Census Bureau announced Tuesday that it has asked states to voluntarily turn over driver's license records, which typically include citizenship data, to determine the citizenship status of the US population.
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And we would get to work building a pathway to citizenship for 11 million undocumented people and make naturalization easier for the 9 million immigrants who are currently eligible for citizenship.
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President Donald Trump announced last week that he will seek citizenship information from agencies that already collect the data, and will not pursue placing a citizenship question on the 2020 census.
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But at the end of his citizenship spree, he had collected a portfolio of passports via economic citizenship and residency that spanned both sides of the Atlantic, from Belize to Britain.
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In an email to Reuters, Adrupiako said he held no citizenship or nationality other than his Congolese one, and that he had never filed a formal, written request for other citizenship.
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Our palace sources confirm Meghan intends to become a British citizen, but it's unclear if she will renounce her U.S. citizenship ... which makes the decision over her kid's citizenship so fascinating.
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" He instructed that "we ought not be granting citizenship to people that don't love the country... We shouldn't be granting citizenship to people who come here and want to undermine it.
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The Dominican slugger took his oath of citizenship in front of his family and friends in federal court in Cleveland early Friday ... after passing all the requirements to get dual citizenship.
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Lindsey Graham said would likely include a path to citizenship for 1.8 million "dreamers," $25 billion for border security and would not allow parents of "dreamers" to be sponsored for citizenship.
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There are other census products used to ascertain citizenship, such as the American Community Survey which is given out to a percentage of the population and includes a question on citizenship.
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Many reports on Rohingya persecution and marginalization begin with Myanmar's 1982 citizenship law, which stripped the country's 1 million Rohingya of citizenship, leaving them without access to health care or education.
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Unlike "jus sanguinis," or citizenship that stems from a blood parent who is a national, citizenship by birth is a creation of law and conferred upon anyone born within the jurisdiction.
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In 1982 a citizenship law allowed Rohingya to apply for citizenship if they could speak an officially recognized language and had proof their family had lived in the country before independence.
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The US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) dropped an opaque and confusing policy change affecting the citizenship of some children of US government employees and service members born abroad on Wednesday.
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And he continues to be opposed to the 14th Amendment's guarantee of birthright citizenship to those born in the United States, established in 1867 to ensure African-Americans were guaranteed citizenship.
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But the president last week conceded defeat over the citizenship question, instead signing the executive order on collecting citizenship information through other means — the original recommendation made by the Census Bureau.
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The White House said Sunday it was not interested in providing citizenship to DACA beneficiaries, even though the main proposals for Dreamers on Capitol Hill would allow a pathway to citizenship.
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The election in Delhi was held while India has been witnessing continuous protests against a citizenship law passed by Mr. Modi's government in December that makes religion the basis for citizenship.
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Sajid Javid, Britain's home secretary, has taken a hard line on the citizenship issue, but speaking to Parliament, he seemed to suggest that Ms. Begum's newborn son would retain his citizenship.
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But that's unlikely — very few people lose their citizenship.
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Tribal Nations — and only Tribal Nations — determine Tribal citizenship.
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Questions about citizenship also appear on a more detailed Census Bureau survey that goes to a small fraction of the US population, and citizenship was once an inquiry on the main census.
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The bottom line: Getting citizenship will only get harder in the months and years ahead — applying for citizenship under the current rules will protect you from the future whims of America's leaders.
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"We're a family of four people where three have American citizenship and a 2-month baby that the State Department is refusing her a right to a birthright citizenship," Adiel Kiviti said.
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Prior decennial census surveys of the entire United States population consistently asked citizenship questions up until 1950, and Census Bureau surveys of sample populations continue to ask citizenship questions to this day.
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As it stands, their baby would obtain dual citizenship for the U.S. and U.K. if Meghan does not give up her American citizenship before she's due to give birth in the spring.
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He was among more than 200 people from 44 countries who, having passed a citizenship exam, pledged loyalty to Australia and were granted citizenship at the ceremony, the Australian Associated Press reported.
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Waters was prompted to investigate her citizenship status after fellow Greens party member and deputy co-leader Scott Ludlam announced he was resigning after learning he held dual New Zealand-Australian citizenship.
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Immigration is such an interesting issue, because a majority of Republicans favor a path to citizenship, not just legalization, but a path to citizenship for the 11 million who are here illegally.
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It is worth noting that the citizenship question does not ask about a person's legal status; it merely asks about citizenship status and thus has nothing whatsoever to do with immigration enforcement.
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I could have applied for citizenship many years ago but since my home country Germany only allows dual citizenship with special permission, I didn't start the whole process until three years ago.
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Khamenei is offering Afghans who agree to fight in Syria up to $600 per month and full Iranian citizenship on their return, or full citizenship for their families if they are killed.
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Having been deprived of citizenship under the 1982 citizenship law, members of that minority are prohibited from taking part in civil and political life -- banned from voting and holding office in Myanmar.
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Because Wong's parents had immigrated permanently and legally to the US, critics of birthright citizenship believe that his case merely extended birthright citizenship to legal immigrants residing in the US for good.
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If immigrants failed to disclose that on a citizenship application form asking them to list any instances of breaking the law, they could later lose their citizenship, the conservative chief justice said.
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On the blocking and tackling of politics, information on citizenship collected by the decennial census can be used by states to redistrict electoral seats on the basis of citizenship or voter eligibility.
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The citizenship law, passed by the Indian government on December 11, 2019, grants fast-tracked citizenship to undocumented immigrants from Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Bangladesh based on their religion —provided they aren't Muslim.
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Last month, Mr. Trump named Kenneth T. Cuccinelli II, a former attorney general of Virginia who once advocated an end to birthright citizenship, to lead the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services.
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The decennial census form does not ask about citizenship or immigration status, but a separate survey that's part of the Census Bureau, called the American Community Survey, does include questions on citizenship.
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Some worry that the citizenship test and the new citizenship law could be used in tandem to strip them of rights they've held for decades and send them off to detention camps.
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After relinquishing her U.S. citizenship when she turned 22 last October – Japan does not permit dual citizenship for adults – Osaka confirmed she would be representing the hosts at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.
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U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services granted citizenship to at least 858 individuals who were ordered to be deported or removed under another identity, according to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) report.
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Cyprus — an EU country aspiring to join the VWP — also offers citizenship by investment and currently offers among the fastest tracks to second citizenship, requiring as little as three months to apply.
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"It hit a sore spot that a robot has citizenship and my daughter doesn't," Hadeel Shaikh, a Saudi woman whose four-year-old child with a Lebanese man does not have citizenship.
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The law under protest, the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), will fast-track citizenship applications for religious minorities from three neighboring countries, including Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists, Jains, Parsis and Christians -- but not Muslims.
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Rahul Gandhi, the leader of the main opposition Congress party, said the Modi government was dividing up Indian society through the citizenship law and a plan to launch a national citizenship register.
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"With around half of all Australians having a foreign-born parent, and with many foreign nations having citizenship laws which confer citizenship by descent, regardless of place of birth, the potential for many, possibly millions, of Australians unknowingly having dual citizenship is considerable," Mr. Turnbull wrote in a letter to the opposition leader, Bill Shorten, on Monday.
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Constructing a file of citizenship data through so-called administrative records was one of the original recommendations from career Census Bureau leadership when Ross asked the bureau to consider adding the citizenship question.
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The offices primarily deal with international adoptions, family visa applications, petitions for citizenship for military members stationed in foreign countries, and citizenship applications, along with help on refugee processing and investigations of fraud.
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Whelan was eligible for UK and Irish citizenship since his grandfather immigrated to Britain from Ireland, and for Canadian citizenship since his father emigrated from Britain to Canada, where the brothers were born.
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That policy prohibited the immigration of Chinese nationals and barred them from obtaining citizenship, so the federal government argued that because his parents couldn't become naturalized citizens, birthright citizenship didn't apply to Wong.
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The Supreme Court instead ruled that in order to strip someone of citizenship, the government must prove that person committed a crime or told a lie that actually affected the citizenship application process.
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After a defeat at the Supreme Court, Trump abandoned his fight to add the citizenship question to the census, opting instead to sign an executive order to collect citizenship information from government agencies.
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In a similar vein, Trump announced last week that he will seek citizenship information from agencies that already collect the data, and will not pursue placing a citizenship question on the 2020 census.
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"The record in this case has clearly established that including the citizenship question on the 2020 Census is fundamentally counterproductive to the goal of obtaining accurate citizenship data about the public," Seeborg wrote.
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I applaud Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and her colleagues on the United States Supreme Court for seeking gender equality in citizenship law ("Supreme Court strikes down gender-based citizenship law," June 12, 2017).
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In 1982, a citizenship law allowed the Rohingya to apply for citizenship only if they could speak an officially recognized language and had proof their family had lived in the country before independence.
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At his hearing, Barr was asked whether he believed that birthright citizenship is guaranteed by the 14th Amendment; birthright citizenship is the principle that all those born on U.S. soil are American citizens.
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The agency's proposal, a partial fee waiver for citizenship-eligible LPRs who earn between 2628 and 28503 percent of the federal poverty level, would put citizenship in closer reach for more aspiring Americans.
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Barr is sure to continue the defense of the citizenship question (in the hearing, he punted on the matter of birthright citizenship), and his views on immigration appear substantively similar to the Administration's.
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" Oscar Barajas, a 36-year-old with Mexican citizenship living in Chicago, said that while he was about to get his American citizenship, he "was not so happy to join after Trump's election.
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As an immigrant to Britain, I'm eligible for citizenship next year, and am really concerned about all the little changes being made to the citizenship process, which is already extremely costly and expensive.
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"Most censuses in our history have asked about citizenship," Justice Neil M. Gorsuch wrote in a dissent from a Supreme Court order allowing a trial on adding the citizenship question to move forward.
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The Justice Ministry estimates that about 890,000 Japanese citizens may also hold foreign passports, and the government has never revoked Japanese citizenship from anyone who, like Ms. Osaka, was granted citizenship at birth.
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The new decrees loosen the conditions needed for citizenship, for example by allowing individuals with a German mother and foreign father to have their citizenship restored, provided they were born before April 1953.
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INTERNATIONAL An article on Saturday about a vote in Canada's House of Commons to revoke honorary citizenship from Myanmar's civilian leader misstated the number of people who have received honorary citizenship in Canada.
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But he hasn't invested enough in beefing up staffing at US Citizenship and Immigration Services — the agency tasked with processing visa, green card, and citizenship applications — to keep up with the increased workload.
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"Based on that, the Bahraini citizenship had been dropped from Isa Ahmed Qassim, who since he acquired Bahraini citizenship had sought to form organizations that follow foreign religious and political reference," BNA said.
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The amended citizenship law creates a pathway to citizenship for Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, Jain, Parsi and Sikh migrants who fled from Pakistan and Afghanistan before 2015, but excludes Muslims entirely, Al Jazeera reports.
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Like hundreds of thousands of Muslims across the country, Bano had spent weeks protesting against a new citizenship law that gives non-Muslims from three neighboring countries a fast-track to Indian citizenship.
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The new citizenship bill, which creates a special path for non-Muslim migrants in India to receive citizenship, has provoked the biggest backlash Mr. Modi has faced since becoming prime minister in 2014.
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Many of the people who failed to pass the citizenship test in Assam had lived in India all their lives, felt deeply Indian and were despondent to be stricken from the citizenship rolls.
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India's home minister, Amit Shah, considered the second most powerful man in the country, has vowed two things: to bring the citizenship tests nationwide and to protect Hindus knocked off the citizenship rolls.
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Let's celebrate National Adoption Month by passing the Adoptee Citizenship Act to grant these Americans the citizenship they should have always had and the peace of mind that we all know they deserve.
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Cover: Supporters of India's ruling Bharatiya Janata party (BJP) shout slogans, during a rally supporting the implementation of Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and National Register of Citizenship (NRC), in Kolkata, India, Monday, Dec.
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The pathway to citizenship - even for a relatively small cohort of immigrants - is a victory for pro-migrant activists and lawmakers who pushed for citizenship for Liberians covered by temporary deportation relief programs.
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Full citizenship would take more than another decade, arriving in the form of the Jones-Shafroth Act of 1917, which granted Puerto Ricans full citizenship and gave the island its own bicameral legislature.
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Liberal justices noted evidence presented by the Census Bureau's own experts that showed the citizenship question would lead to a population undercount, and, contrary to the administration's stated goal, less accurate citizenship data.
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I'm a permanent resident working on getting my U.S. citizenship.
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They demanded guarantees of citizenship and security before they return.
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He was born in New York, and holds dual citizenship.
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There are fourth generation Afghan families that've never had citizenship.
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The law is different for the two types of citizenship.
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Recipients could later apply for permanent residency and eventually citizenship.
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I was hungry for some tangible proof of my citizenship.
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However, instead of losing citizenship, Paul DiBartolo suggested community service.
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We embrace and encourage people to apply for legal citizenship.
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And many of these families have children with US citizenship.
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Military service is the ultimate claim on citizenship and equality.
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Besides, other countries include a citizenship question on their census.
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"It's important to remind people of the duties of citizenship."
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Then Trump says -- ARISTIMUNO: Is there a path to citizenship?
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They must also have never claimed citizenship of another country.
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In 2016, the Atlanta consulate issued 1,795 dual citizenship applications.
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But will Markle have to give up her American citizenship?
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S. sought asylum in Australia and eventually got citizenship there.
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Both women will be fighting for citizenship rights in court.
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The truth is that this isn't about citizenship at all.
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His attorney plans to appeal the denial of his citizenship.
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My American citizenship and white skin grant me enormous privilege.
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But Warren has never claimed actual citizenship in our tribe.
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The constitution forbids the election of anyone with dual citizenship.
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He rejected it in favor of adding the citizenship question.
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Eleven million undocumented immigrants would gain a pathway to citizenship.
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The second paper requests Israel to revoke the killers' citizenship.
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They will need to have a predictable path toward citizenship.
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In 1935 the Nuremberg Laws deprived Jews of their citizenship.
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Wagafe waited four years for his citizenship interview with USCIS.
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Bozorgmehr held citizenship in both the United States and Iran.
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Go deeper: Trump publicly weighs executive order on citizenship question
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He also said he planned to renounce his British citizenship.
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"No citizenship," Trump told Fox News in an interview Wednesday.
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In all, 1,018 U.S. citizens renounced their citizenship between Jan.
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Immigration: Buttigieg supports providing a pathway to citizenship for Dreamers.
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The tax cuts and citizenship income could well cost more.
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Go deeper: GOP strategist concluded citizenship question would disadvantage Democrats
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Go deeper: Supreme Court freezes citizenship question for 2020 Census
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Her research focuses on democratic citizenship, political socialization, and representation.
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In Lebanon, most lack citizenship and live in grim camps.
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The immigrants apparently used alternate names to apply for citizenship.
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In Pakistan the odd politician has suggested giving Rohingyas citizenship.
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Mr Schröder's government opened citizenship to immigrants without German roots.
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Melania brought over her parents and they got their citizenship.
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According to Iranian media, he has Iranian and Canadian citizenship.
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These are essential features of both scientific investigation and citizenship.
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However, Tshwete says that Smith has renounced his American citizenship.
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For some countries, citizenship programs have proved a cash lifeline.
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Democrats are hosting events to spotlight "Citizenship Day" on Saturday.
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She championed birthright citizenship and easier access to permanent residency.
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And Americans can renounce their citizenship to avoid U.S. taxes.
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Shaimaa and Haider crammed for the U.S. citizenship exam together.
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He could face deportation or future denial of U.S. citizenship.
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Mr Turnbull called it a "streamlined pathway to Australian citizenship".
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To apply for citizenship today, it costs more than $700.
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Such individuals must have a second citizenship and be adults.
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England, India, Australia and New Zealand also discontinued birthright citizenship.
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Citizenship offers many advantages, but it particularly has economic advantages.
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Sessions said the citizenship question is either legal or illegal.
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Hispanic immigrants are lining up for citizenship, eager to vote.
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Unsurprisingly, birthright citizenship came to America with English common law.
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The DREAM Act, unlike DACA, includes a path to citizenship.
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They get amnesty, legalization, citizenship, and never secure the border.
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He was also a campaigner for Rohingya rights to citizenship.
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So now POTUS, out of nowhere, brings birthright citizenship up.
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These decisions unraveled the Reconstruction Constitution and its citizenship guarantee.
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But the mighty German Reich refused to restore his citizenship.
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Adam Crapser's adoptive parents never filed citizenship paperwork for him.
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At the end of the book, Kailash acquires U.S. citizenship.
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Dell won the top spots for both citizenship and workplace.
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The crush of applications for citizenship has overwhelmed the government.
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Second, it's time for Sanders to engage in some citizenship.
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Census questionnaires have not included a citizenship question since 1950.
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Police said they were still trying to determine his citizenship.
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ELSEWHERE > Trump administration wants to limit citizenship for legal immigrants.
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Unlike FEMA, the Red Cross doesn't have a citizenship requirement.
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Once located, those cheaters will be stripped of their citizenship.
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Her British citizenship was revoked last month on security grounds.
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She was later convicted of lying on her citizenship application.
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The TPS program does not provide a path to citizenship.
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Immigration reform, Dreamers protected, asylum laws respected, paths to citizenship.
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All possess alike liberty of conscience and immunities of citizenship.
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Were there similar efforts to roll back birthright citizenship itself?
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Moreover, their path to citizenship will be delayed, perhaps permanently.
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Revoking citizenship, the Supreme Court has said, poses special concerns.
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I had this romantic idea of helping people get citizenship.
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Dubai almost never grants United Arab Emirates citizenship to foreigners.
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It also seeks a path to citizenship for undocumented migrants.
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Ukraine does not allow Ukrainian officials to have dual citizenship.
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Women were summarily stripped of citizenship for marrying foreign men.
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In 2012, the government in Ethiopia awarded her honorary citizenship.
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Is Trump's proposal to end birthright citizenship likely to succeed?
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Both have obtained German citizenship based on their family lineage.
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It's your American public land endowment, your birthright at citizenship.
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The children receive Thai citizenship and are treated as royals.
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Spain, Germany, Canada, Australia, Ireland, Mexico ask a citizenship question.
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Immigration and citizenship are the latest frontier in those debates.
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Citizenship itself was threatened if companies could dominate their workers.
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That drove Congress to establish civil rights and redefine citizenship.
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Yet one in three Americans fail the immigrant citizenship test.
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In 1990, President Mikhail S. Gorbachev restored Mr. Rabin's citizenship.
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The children received Thai citizenship and were treated as royals.
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They are a stateless people denied citizenship, rights and protection.
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Job applications often insist on American citizenship, rendering them ineligible.
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The former auto executive holds French, Brazilian and Lebanese citizenship.
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The justices typically defer to Congress in cases concerning citizenship.
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That's one of the questions in a Swiss citizenship test.
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Indians have been protesting the controversial citizenship law for months.
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The exact citizenship status of the child is not clear.
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I'm globally distributed, and that's how I view my citizenship.
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Do we need to completely rethink the concept of citizenship?
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This provokes a complete dissociation in the notion of citizenship.
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DACA does not grant us with a path to citizenship.
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Taiwanese law prohibits citizens from maintaining dual citizenship with China.
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Go deeper: India's citizenship bill continues Modi's Hindu nationalist offensive
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Such is the cost of duty with this citizenship thing.
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Alex also finally got his citizenship all these years later.
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Mr. Baluchi was born in Kuwait and has Pakistani citizenship.
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"Making memes is some kind of cultural citizenship," Green says.
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He later became an American citizen and held dual citizenship.
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"Treasure your American citizenship," read signs posted around the capital.
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His retroactive application for citizenship was denied earlier this month.
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So a lot of people cannot prove their citizenship status.
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The Democratic Party has lobbied to grant citizenship at birth.
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He obtained French citizenship in 1997, according to his lawyer.
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He said he would like to seek United States citizenship.
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Citizenship questions have also been included on prior decennial censuses.
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After India's Parliament passed the Citizenship Amendment Act on Dec.
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The status does not allow for a path to citizenship.
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She was granted citizenship five years after that, in 2002.
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By funding these discount programs, cities conflate surveillance and citizenship.
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The Citizenship (Amendment) Act may save some of this money.
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He voted to permit a citizenship question on the census.
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At Jesuit institutions, we teach our students about responsible citizenship.
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It also means DACA cannot be a path to citizenship.
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The rich can only avoid federal taxes by renouncing citizenship.
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Citizenship without representation is like a promise without a guarantee.
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He gave citizenship to ethnic Hungarians living beyond the borders.
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This division has been formalized through the new citizenship law.
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We want people to share our belief in engaging citizenship.
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It was ... No, it was on rescinding birthright citizenship. Yeah.
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Two of them held dual citizenship with the United States.
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I'm going to apply for my Canadian citizenship in 2018.
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Because I see your quiet, sturdy citizenship all the time.
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As a result, half received citizenship while the CBSA investigated.
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Sensitivities over race, sex, citizenship, and religion run too high.
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Revoking someone's passport isn't the same as revoking their citizenship.
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Proof of citizenship is NOT required to ride a bus!
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The IRC has ones in which you and your coworkers volunteer on special projects, like citizenship workshops, where volunteers, after some training, can help IRC clients complete paperwork needed for the citizenship application process.
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In the case, an American Samoan, Leneuoti Fia Fia Tuaua, petitioned the U.S. courts for citizenship under the clause of the Constitution that confers citizenship at birth to those born in the United States.
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The controversial Strengthening Canadian Citizenship Act, imposed by the previous Conservative regime, allows the government to revoke the citizenship of dual nationals who have been convicted of offenses related to spying, treason or terrorism.
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The citizenship crisis, based on a 116-year-old law which demands an elected lawmaker only have Australian citizenship, has rocked the Australian parliament, ensnaring three government members, three Green party MPs and Xenophon.
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Mr Joyce was one of the "citizenship seven", parliamentarians who discovered that they were deemed to be citizens, variously, of Britain, Canada, Italy and New Zealand, even though they had not formally claimed citizenship.
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While Amal was born in Lebanon and has dual British and Lebanese citizenship, due to a nearly century-old law, Lebanese women are not allowed to pass on citizenship to their spouses or children.
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" But the memo lists more shortcomings than advantages associated with asking about citizenship, saying that the downsides would include the fact that "citizenship status is misreported at a very high rate for non-citizens.
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Ten years later, Congress passed the Dawes Act, which allowed Native Americans to gain citizenship if they renounced their tribal citizenship, and created a process for Native Americans to apply for naturalization in 1890.
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But British news outlets have reported that the Home Office decided it could revoke Ms. Begum's citizenship because her mother has a passport from Bangladesh, which would typically qualify the daughter for citizenship there.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, who oversees the Census Bureau, has said he ordered the citizenship question added to the census because the Justice Department needed citizenship data to better enforce the Voting Rights Act.
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The handshake requirement will deter few applicants for citizenship, officials said, but it sends a harsh message to Muslims, and many mayors who conduct citizenship ceremonies said they would find ways to avoid it.
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The new policy issued by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) last week rescinds in certain cases guidance stating that children of U.S. service members and other federal workers abroad are automatically granted citizenship.
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The clashes began over a citizenship law that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalist government introduced in December providing a path to Indian citizenship for six religious groups from neighboring countries - but not Muslims.
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Their proposal would allow Dreamers to obtain citizenship within 123 years but would not allow Dreamers to sponsor their undocumented immigrant parents for citizenship — a concession to Trump's opposition to so-called chain migration.
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The Rohingya have lived in western Myanmar for hundreds of years; however, the 22019 Citizenship Law maintains that the Rohingya are foreigners residing in Burmese territory, and it prohibits the Rohingya from acquiring citizenship.
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Our bipartisan legislation provides long-awaited citizenship to these international adoptees by extending the policy of the Child Citizenship Act to those who had already turned 18 years old when the law was enacted.
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He said he would also implement policies restoring military service as a pathway to citizenship and would allow veterans who have been deported to return to the United States with the benefits of citizenship.
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Miguna has citizenship in Canada after obtaining asylum status there in 1988, but Kenyan Interior Ministry spokesperson Mwenda Njoka argued that he renounced his Kenyan citizenship when he acquired his Canadian passport, justifying his removal.
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Mr. Valls also emphasized that France would not make anybody stateless, suggesting that the stripping of citizenship would in practice apply only to those with dual citizenship, even if it did not specifically say so.
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Letts, who had dual Canadian-British citizenship, was stripped of his UK citizenship, a move that Goodale said on Sunday was an attempt by the United Kingdom to "off-load" its responsibilities in the case.
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Gallery-goers can apply for citizenship in person during the show at Lombard, and those not based in New York can sign up online — so far, more than 12,000 people have been granted virtual citizenship.
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Pham Minh Hoang, a 61-year-old activist and mathematics lecturer, had dual French and Vietnamese citizenship before Vietnam canceled his citizenship without giving a reason, a move that drew criticism from human rights groups.
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The Trump administration claimed it needed better citizenship data to enforce the Voting Rights Act and that the Department of Justice had asked Ross to add a citizenship question to the census for this reason.
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The Commerce Department, in charge of running the decennial Census, has said that including a citizenship question will help the federal government maintain a more accurate register of the country's residents, regardless of citizenship status.
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Refugee rights are in focus with the Citizenship Amendment Bill, 2019, which proposes to give citizenship to Hindus, Sikhs, Jains, Buddhists, Christians and Parsis from Afghanistan, Pakistan and Bangladesh, who came to India before Dec.
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The 1967 case involving the stripping of citizenship traces back to a 19893 law that automatically revoked the citizenship of Americans who took actions like voting in a foreign country's election or joining its military.
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The violence began after weeks of protests over a citizenship law that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government introduced in December, which eases the path to Indian citizenship for minority groups from neighboring Muslim-majority countries.
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"The definition of digital citizenship has taken on a lot of different terms," said Mr. Ribble, who is also one of the original leaders of the International Society for Technology in Education's Digital Citizenship Network.
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Elsewhere in India, protesters say the citizenship law will be followed by the national register, which they fear is designed by the Hindu-nationalist government to expel Muslims who do not have sufficient citizenship documentation.
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But many Americans renounce their citizenship because of the country's rare citizenship-based taxation laws, which require US citizens abroad to file highly complicated annual tax returns and sometimes even pay taxes to the IRS.
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The citizenship proposal recently prompted the French justice minister to quit.
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All who contribute in these ways should be entitled to citizenship.
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She can strongly back a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants.
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According to the Post, Bennett has dual Australian and British citizenship.
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" Andres Rodriguez added, "Citizenship is the whitewashing of our colonial realty.
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The court also ordered 13 of them stripped of their citizenship.
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Emari, too, refuses to cross into Canada, despite his US citizenship.
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Five years from that, he'll be eligible to apply for citizenship.
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Omar Shakir, the group's Israel and Palestine Director, holds U.S. citizenship.
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And there's evidence that this citizenship question could undermine that effort.
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Praising "citizenship" has been Obama's go-to move since Trump's election.
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Have a pathway to citizenship, the wall and the big door.
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Government attorneys could then seek to remove the immigrants&apos citizenship.
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Chances are, dual citizenship is just a bit of paperwork away.
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The decision on the citizenship question was something of a surprise.
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The US is the only country with birthright citizenship (it isn't).
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It's also unclear if Zolnour meant citizenship or a green card.
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For the royal baby, dual citizenship may be just an inconvenience.
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Go deeper: U.S. citizenship application process wait time reaches two years
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Firstly, we need international protection, secondly we need our citizenship back.
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Poe is a popular senator who was challenged over her citizenship.
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" Gaggle claims that its tool promotes a sense of "digital citizenship.
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"Citizenship for us is what ultimately will protect us," Harminder said.
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