US EditionLincoln Nonprofits Offer Free Citizenship Classes Amid Immigration Uncertainty
UNITED STATES, JUL 20 – The Department of Justice aims to aggressively pursue denaturalization cases, targeting potential national security risks amid concerns affecting nearly 25 million naturalized citizens.
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Lincoln nonprofits offer free citizenship classes amid immigration uncertainty
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — In the heart of the Capital City, students are learning what it takes to become a citizen. “The citizenship classes are designed for people who need more support learning the English necessary to pass the citizenship interview,” said Sarah Kringle, the Citizenship Coordinator for El Centro De Las Americas. The Asian Community & Cultural Center partnered...
More and more foreigners choose to naturalize Costa Ricans, not necessarily for a change of identity, but to escape the heavy migration bureaucracy that requires them to renew documents, pay formalities and always remain vigilant to avoid falling into irregularity.For years, Nicaraguans, Colombians, Venezuelans and nationals of other countries resident in Costa Rica have preferred to maintain their nationality of origin and manage their immigrat…
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