According to a USCIS Press Release: “This week, 235 military service members from 54 countries became the newest citizens of the United States during two special naturalization ceremonies in Iraq and
Kuwait. The ceremonies were hosted by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).”
In this era of raids and ineffective emphasis on enforcement by our government, it is heartwarming to learn that the men and women who are abroad fighting for our country are given the recognition and benefits of U.S. citizenship that they so richly deserve.
Author: Bradley Maged
I'm Brad Maged, an immigration lawyer in Boston, Massachusetts. I help people who want to live and work in the United States and companies that wish to employ them. This blog provides opinion and information on developments in immigration law. Thanks for reading!
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