[Gay State Conservative]

If you’re a naturalized US citizen you have,unless I’m *very* much mistaken,all of the rights of a “natural born” citizen...except you cannot be President.

[deks]

Canuck? does that mean Canadian?

[Robert DeLong]

A citizen is a citizen, regardless if naturalized or natural born citizen. There is absolutely no difference between the two method of citizenship attainment.

All citizens share the same rights, period.

[crusty old prospector]

No, I’m a Stars fan.

[Mears]

Another mystery post.

[Robert DeLong]

While they do share the same rights, a naturalized citizen can have their citizenship revoked under certain limited and rare circumstances, if that is what you inquiry is all about.

I have another post with a link to those circumstances.

[americas.best.days...]

cit rights? Did you mean citizen? You must be in some hurry.

[Lurkina.n.Learnin]

Give us the story and we will gladly give advice. It may or may not be right but we’ll give it anyway.

[Pilgrim's Progress]

[minnesota_bound]

Any Canucks here?
Back bacon and long underwear Eh? to you.
I am from Minnesoda myself.

[trebb]

We have a good friend who is/was a Canuck - naturalized citizen for some 35 years now.....all the same rights we have and has her carry permit and votes....huge Trump fan and more American than a lot of Born-here Americans I know....hope you/whoever holds her standards for FReedom to heart.....Eh...