Sentences with phrase «naturalized citizen»

It also provides means by which certain aliens can become naturalized citizens with full rights of citizenship.

About 7 % of the U.S. population consists of foreign born non-citizens, while 6 % of the U.S. population consists of naturalized citizens of the United States.

«I know that the tendency for naturalized citizens to participate and be registered and go out and vote is higher than those who have been here and have not gone through that process.

«Children in noncitizen families and in families that have lived here at least 10 years make slightly larger contributions to child poverty than families with naturalized citizen parents and those who arrived here more recently,» Joo said.

The updated policy would affect all US immigrants, whether they are new, existing or permanent residents or even naturalized citizens, and how they are identified by the government.

per Fiorina's technology push) and removing naturalized citizen status might increase the costs of immigrating.

Although naturalizing citizens are required to undertake an oath renouncing previous allegiances, the oath has never been enforced to require the actual termination of original citizenship.

People who became honorably discharged veterans or naturalized citizens after Oct. 9 have until Oct. 24 to register.

Interestingly, voter ID laws are harder on born - in - the - USA citizens than they are on naturalized citizens.

Not enough for an answer, but Sally Jewell, the current Secretary of the Interior, is not eligible to be in the Presidential line of succession because she is a UK - born naturalized citizen, so presumably all the normal laws apply for Presidential eligibility for those in positions in the line of succession.

Long Island Republican Rep. Lee Zeldin has called for a crackdown on the MS - 13 crime syndicate after introducing an election - year bill last week to strip U.S. citizenship from naturalized citizens deemed to be members, associates or supporters of street gangs.

Director Alexandra Pelosi travels to all 50 states to ask newly naturalized citizens why they wanted to become citizens of the United States.

This would exclude naturalized citizens - people who became citizens at some point after being born.

The report, «Moving to America — Moving to Homeownership: 1994 — 2002» shows that a slightly higher proportion (51 percent) of African American naturalized citizens owned their own homes, compared with native - born African Americans (49 percent).

Among naturalized citizens, the rate of homeownership is 71 percent, even higher than the native population's 67.2 percent.

Naturalized citizens of Canada can enter the country if they provide proof of naturalization.

It is also a requirement for lawful permanent residents who wish to become naturalized citizens, which makes them eligible for the full suite of federal benefits.

Additionally, Eric has worked on voter outreach and education programs for naturalized citizens.

The travelers came from across the nation, and were both naturalized citizens and people born and raised on American soil.

Not so in Finland and other Nordic countries, according to journalist Anu Partnanen, who was born in Finland, moved to the US in 2008, and became a naturalized citizen five years later.

Of the 321.4 million residents in the U.S., 278.1 million are born here (natives) and the remaining 43.3 million — made up of 20.7 million naturalized citizens and 22.6 million non-citizens — are foreign - born, the 2015 American Community Survey suggests.

I am the «naturalized citizens» and want the US Government to count me as a full citizen of the USA and give me the chance to serve in this hard time.

I am a naturalized citizen of the USA.

What if they're naturalized citizens?

This study shows beyond any doubt that, as John Fonte puts it, the patriotic attachment of naturalized citizens is much weaker than that of the native - born.

García became a naturalized citizen of the United States in 1889 when he was eighteen years old and began coursework at New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts in 1890.

Naturalized citizens are Americans both in principle and in law (their passports list «United States of America» under «nationality»).

For example, Madeleine Albright was Secretary of State under Bill Clinton, but was ineligible for the presidency because she was only a naturalized citizen.

If honorably discharged from the military or have become a naturalized citizen since October 22nd, you may register in person at the board of elections up until October 28.

To vote in the November General Election, your application must be received no later than October 10th except, if you have been honorably discharged from the military or have become a naturalized citizen since October 10th, you may register in person at the board of elections up until October 24th.

Erin Cicalese told us the blog's received a lot of accusations of being «anti-disabled, anti-immigration (Pilgrim - Hunter is a naturalized citizen), among other anti's.»

Mr. Cruz has fought off the claims noting that he is a naturalized citizen, since his mother was born in Delaware.

The Department of Homeland Security is now turning to social media to gather information on all immigrants, including permanent residents and naturalized citizens.

Bartke was at the time married to an American citizen, and he immediately filed the paperwork to become a naturalized citizen.

Eighty - six percent of these children were native - born citizens, and another two percent were naturalized citizens.

The visit was marked by some fanfare because it was the first time a naturalized citizen had ever been considered for the job of astronaut.

This explanation may also hold a key to Oren's obsession, to the reason he braves ridicule and the intense hardship of these expeditions: He loves the rain forest, and he loves Brazil, a country that he just joined as a naturalized citizen.

In 2013, the latest year for which numbers are available, 63 percent of U.S. immigrant scientists and engineers were naturalized citizens, while 22 percent were permanent residents and 15 percent were temporary visa holders.

That means international men came to this country and became naturalized citizens.

In 1960, the census asked respondents what country they were born in but not whether they were naturalized citizens.

In 1980, Poole moved to the United States, and now is a naturalized citizen.

A naturalized citizen herself, Thorpe recently shared her thoughts with us via e-mail on why stories like the one she tells in her...

For many of these people, the ban does not affect them because they are naturalized citizens.

With a strong belief in community building, their practice questions the socio - political landscape that informs the experiences of a naturalized citizen living at the intersections of blackness, gender non-conformity and sexual deviance.