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naturalization

Civil Rights Law Politics 

Deported Army Veteran Granted US Citizenship

March 30, 2018March 30, 2018 BIANCA BRUNO
Army, citizenship, deportation, immigration, naturalization, veterans

A deported Army veteran who has been living in Tijuana for eight years was granted U.S. citizenship Thursday after a lawsuit asking a federal judge to approve his naturalization application.

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Courts Government 

Deported US Veteran Petitions Court for Naturalization

December 12, 2017 BIANCA BRUNO
immigration, National1, naturalization, veterans

A decorated U.S. veteran who was deported to Mexico after committing a crime for which he has been pardoned by California Gov. Jerry Brown asked a federal judge Tuesday to approve his naturalization application since the government has failed to meet its own deadline in processing his application.

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Government International Religion 

French Atheist Calls US Oath of Allegiance Unconstitutional

November 3, 2017November 3, 2017 ZACK HUFFMAN
citizenship, Constitution, France, Law1, naturalization

A French atheist who has been brushing up on the U.S. Constitution as part of her preparations to become a U.S. citizen claims in a federal complaint that the phrase “so help me God” is standing in the way of her taking the oath of naturalization.

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Uncategorized 

Noncitizen US Soldiers Score Relief in Court

October 26, 2017October 27, 2017 BRITAIN EAKIN
citizenship, Defense Department, military, naturalization, veterans

The Department of Defense must stop blocking U.S. citizenship applications from three soldiers serving in the U.S. Armed Forces, a federal judge ruled Wednesday.

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Government International Politics 

Cost of Application Cited as Obstacle to Naturalization

June 30, 2017June 30, 2017 EMMA GANNON
immigrants, Mexico, National1, naturalization, Pew Research Center

The $725 cost of applying for U.S. citizenship appears to be among the greatest bars that keeps legal immigrants from Mexico and other Latin-American countries from applying for U.S. citizenship, the Pew Research Center reported on Thursday.

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Appeals Government International 

Supreme Court Carves Out White-Lie Exception for Immigrants

June 22, 2017June 23, 2017 BARBARA LEONARD
immigrants, Law1, naturalization, U.S. Supreme Court

Lies alone should not cost immigrants their citizenship, the Supreme Court ruled Monday, carving out an exception for false statements that carry little weight in naturalization proceedings, such as a fib about one’s weight.

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Appeals Government 

Citizenship Case Takes On Speedsters Who Lie About Their Weight

April 26, 2017April 27, 2017 BRITAIN EAKIN
citizenship, immigrants, National1b, naturalization

Bringing levity to a serious immigration issue, laughter erupted repeatedly at Supreme Court oral arguments Wednesday as the justices enumerated white lies that could cost people their citizenship.

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