US EditionUS applications for British citizenship hit record high after Trump win
- In the first quarter of 2025, a record number of American nationals sought British citizenship, with applications reaching their highest level since records began in 2004.
- This surge follows Donald Trump's second inauguration and executive orders that affected marginalized groups, triggering increased interest in UK citizenship.
- Immigration experts report applicants often cite fear, frustration, and political disagreement with the US government as drivers for their relocation plans.
- Ono Okeregha of the Immigration Advice Service explained that the increase in departures is driven by concerns over anxiety, dissatisfaction, and financial stability, while the number of applications rose by 12 percent compared to the previous quarter.
- The rise suggests continued US emigration pressures related to political climate, with similar increases in citizenship interest across several countries including Canada and Spain.
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