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Voting Rights Under Attack: Could Name Changes Silence Married Women, Naturalized Citizens, and More?
An alarming, proposed bill, the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act involves proposing stringent voter ID laws ...
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Can you pass the citizenship test? Dozens of new Americans to take Oath of Allegiance in Richmond.
When they become naturalized citizens, they come for all sorts of reasons, and those reasons are something to celebrate, something to honor,” Albrecht explained. Albrecht’s center also ...
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What does it take to become a US citizen, could you pass the naturalization test?
Rios said his parents often worried about their kids’ futures as they studied for their own naturalization tests, always fearful of failure. "The life we had built at that point, would just be ...
1st naturalized players leave lasting legacy
The absence of the first batch of naturalized players in China on the latest Chinese national football team roster for the ...
The End of the First Generation of Non-Bloodline Naturalized Players in the National Team: Serginho's New Chapter
The Fading Legacy of First-Generation Non-Bloodline Naturalized Players As Serginho embarks on this new chapter, it is essential to reflect on the first generation of non-bloodline naturalized players ...
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These 5 newly naturalized Germans will head to the polls. Here's what they say about the election
BERLIN — More than half a million newly naturalized citizens will have the ... He was toppled in November, but whether Syria will now become a democracy remains unclear. In the meantime, they ...
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New US citizens express joy, apprehension
“It’s like I’m being born here today,” Girouard said ... spanning every continent except Antarctica and Australia, were naturalized Tuesday in a ceremony presided over by US Magistrate ...
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Spain and Portugal have naturalized more than 90,000 descendants of Sephardic Jews since 2015
(JTA) — At least 90,000 descendants of Sephardic Jews have become citizens of Portugal or Spain since 2015, when those countries passed laws offering a naturalization process for such applicants ...