Citizenship and the Naturalization Process

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Citizenship in the United States is a special status that grants individuals certain rights and responsibilities. The naturalization process is how immigrants can become U. S. citizens. This process often involves several steps, including submitting an application, passing an interview, and taking a citizenship test on U. S. history and government.

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Naturalized citizens can vote, run for office, and enjoy the rights outlined in the Constitution, such as freedom of speech and religion.

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1Naturalization is the process that allows immigrants to become U.S. citizens.
2Applicants must pass a citizenship test on U.S. history and government.
3Naturalized citizens have the same rights as those born in the U.S.

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