Chapter 1 section 2 Who are America's Citizens?. There are two ways to become a citizen 1. By Birth 2. By Naturalization Legal process to obtain citizenship.

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Chapter 1 section 2 Who are America's Citizens?

There are two ways to become a citizen 1. By Birth 2. By Naturalization Legal process to obtain citizenship

Naturalization Why do millions of aliens come to the USA every year? Immigrants – Are people who movie to a new country permanently

Naturalization Requirements Must live in the USA for 5 years – If married to a US citizen only need 3 years Must be 18 and live in the state they want to live for 3 months

Naturalization Processes 1. Sign a statement 2. Take classes 3. Complete an application 4. Interview with USCIS 5. Take an exam 6. Take an oath

Question? Can your citizenship be taken away from you?

Losing Your Citizenship 1. Denaturalization 2. Expatriation 3. Punishment for a crime

Aliens 1. Illegal Aliens “I came to find work and a better life” Deported 2. Legal Aliens 1. Resident alien 2. Nonresident alien 3. Refugees

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