Posted on 05/23/2008 6:58:10 AM PDT by Tennessee Nana
He must have lied on his application and now that he is a citizen is telling the truth and has no reason to lie.
My guess is 10% will vote Republican or conservative. Not an asset to The Republic. Lots of laborers and lots of welfare bums. But not too many lovers of freedom unless you mean economic freedom. The right to make bigger buck than in the 3rd world holes most hail from
Sorry for the pessimism but our Veterans didn’t fight and die for a US citizenship to be diluted & rendered more worthless each year
When I became a naturalized American citizen in January, 1975, I was required to renounce my allegiance to my former country...
One month before the ceremony..
I dont know what “dual citizenship” is suppose to be..
Why would any American who has sworn allegiance to America want to have allegiance to another country at the same time ???
What is the Pledge of Allegiance if it does not affirm loyalty to one country only, the United States of America ???
Duel Citizenship has been brought into law by marginal increments over the last thirty years by the master of that tactic, Theodore K., and his allies who made a genetically-diverse ethnicity into an “oppressed race”.
The rabidly-liberal Democrats like him have been actively dismantling pro-enforcement measures in a piecemeal manner for several decades now. This includes Ronald Reagan’s 1986 amnesty’s requirements that it be limited in number, employers would be ridden hard and A FENCE WOULD BE BUILT! WHERE’S THAT BARRIER? Aaaarg!!! @&*+in traitors, the whole bunch.
30 years ago!
It's different now. We don't even demand that new citizens speak English.
Plus the rate of dual citizenship is much much higher. I'll bet it's 90%. Few of these "new Americans" renounce their former citizenship and the USA could care less about enforcing against dual citizenship.
Was the test listed on AOL accurate? If so...it is much too easy to become a citizen.
And you only have to get 6/10 right AND the questions are fed to you in advance.
Yeah, thats the ticket.
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