Preparation of migrants in Texas for citizenship: free workshop calendar in March 2026
A Texas organization offers free workshops to assist migrants in preparing for U.S. citizenship applications and naturalization tests in March 2026.
The Court revoked his citizenship: the crime for which a Haitian lost his naturalization in Florida
A Haitian migrant lost his U.S. citizenship after a federal court found he obtained it illegally through false statements and was sentenced to 50 months in prison for COVID-19 related fraud.
Update and guide for March 2026 to apply for the first US passport with form DS-11
This article provides an updated guide for applying for the first US passport using form DS-11, effective March 2026.
Oath Ceremony: the final step of a migrant towards U.S. citizenship
The article discusses the final step in the U.S. naturalization process, specifically focusing on the oath ceremony and the importance of correctly completing the necessary forms to avoid rejection of citizenship applications.
Citizenship Exam 2025-2026: The Number of Questions That Must Be Answered Correctly Increases
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services has announced significant changes to the citizenship exam, increasing the number of questions and the passing criteria for applicants.
U.S. citizenship: automatic benefits for minor children following parents' naturalization
Children under 18 can automatically obtain U.S. citizenship when their immigrant parents naturalize.
Tunisia: A proposed law wants to drastically tighten access to nationality
In Tunisia, a new proposal aims to significantly tighten the requirements for acquiring nationality, particularly affecting naturalization and birth nationality rights.
Turkey naturalizes athletes to compensate for disappointment at the 2024 Olympics
Turkey has naturalized 11 athletes from Kenya and Jamaica to prepare for the 2028 Olympics after a disappointing performance in Paris 2024, where it ranked 64th.
Step by step: how to reschedule your citizenship appointment at USCIS without losing your spot or money
This article provides a guide on how to effectively reschedule your citizenship appointment with USCIS while avoiding potential pitfalls.
Pragmatic neighbors: There is no discussion about player naturalization in the Polish basketball that stumbled Latvians
The article discusses the current state of Polish basketball, its progress, and the naturalization of players with a focus on recent successes and expert opinions.
Pragmatic Neighbors: There's No Discussion About Naturalizing Players in Poland's Basketball That Tripped Up Latvians
The article discusses the current state of basketball in Poland, its successes, and the role of naturalized players, reflecting on the differences in sports hierarchies between Poland and Latvia.
Study Guide for Migrants: The 20 Key Questions in the U.S. Citizenship Exam for 2026
This article presents a study guide highlighting the 20 crucial questions that migrants need to know for the U.S. citizenship exam in 2026.
How to Request the Medical Exception N-648: The USCIS Rule for the Citizenship Exam in the United States
USCIS allows certain citizenship applicants to request a medical exception to avoid the required English and history exams due to health reasons.
Exemptions 50/20 and 55/15 in March 2026: Requirements to not take the English test in U.S. naturalization.
The article discusses eligibility requirements for exemptions from the English test in U.S. naturalization for long-term residents and those with disabilities, set to take effect in March 2026.
Alert for Migrants: The Five Most Common Mistakes on the N-400 Form that Lead to Naturalization Denials in the U.S.
This article outlines the five most common mistakes that can lead to denials of U.S. naturalization applications on Form N-400.
The USCIS 50/20 Rule: Who Can Take the U.S. Citizenship Test in Spanish
The USCIS has a provision allowing certain long-term legal permanent residents to take the U.S. citizenship test in Spanish rather than English, subject to age and residency requirements.
Bloomberg: Record number of Americans applying for British citizenship
The number of Americans seeking British citizenship reached an all-time high in 2025, driven by various factors including immigration policies and social conditions.
After DUI Punishment, Hungarian Naturalized Kim Min-seok Says, 'I Loved Skating More'
Kim Min-seok, a South Korean speed skater who naturalized in Hungary, expressed his dedication to skating over national loyalty after facing disciplinary actions due to a DUI.
The Syrian Interior Ministry Issues Executive Instructions for the Naturalization of Kurds
The Syrian Interior Ministry has issued instructions for implementing Decree 13, which facilitates the naturalization of stateless Kurds in Syria.
Denaturalization: the monthly fee Trump would ask immigration offices to revoke citizenship requests
Trump's administration is intensifying efforts to review and potentially revoke US citizenship that has been obtained through naturalization, part of a broader immigration agenda.
U.S. Citizenship with Fewer Questions: The Benefit for Seniors Over 65 in 2026
U.S. Citizenship will be easier for applicants over 65 with fewer questions starting in 2026.
New review to revoke US citizenship: what it means and which migrants will be directly impacted
The Trump administration aims to increase the number of denaturalizations of foreign nationals who obtained US citizenship through naturalization.
Sweden raises income requirement for citizenship applicants
Sweden plans to increase the income threshold and residency duration for citizenship applicants in a significant overhaul of its naturalization rules.
Goodbye, Ken Paxton? The Republican Who Promises to Strip a Democratic Leader of His Citizenship in Texas
Republican candidate Aaron Reitz vows to pursue legal actions against Democratic leader Gene Wu to strip him of his citizenship, claiming he concealed anti-American sentiments during his naturalization process.
English Diary: How I Became British
The author reflects on the challenging process of obtaining British citizenship, highlighting the stress and high costs involved in the naturalization experience twelve years ago.
On the rise of the 'Mexican dream': over 12,000 foreigners have become naturalized in 4 years
In the past four years, Mexico has seen a surge in naturalizations, with over 12,000 foreigners becoming citizens, reflecting the nation's growing appeal as a refuge for those seeking a better life.
Discussion on the restoration of peat extraction swamps
ElmΔrs Ε vΔde is evaluating options for restoring his former peat extraction land in Latvia, seeking state support for the project.
U.S. Citizenship Easier After 50: The USCIS Rule That Accelerates the Process
USCIS has a resource that exempts older adults from the English test in the naturalization process.
Naturalization without language test - "Authorities provide a target for attacks"
In Rhineland-Palatinate, naturalization can occur without a language test, allowing caseworkers to subjectively assess applicants' language skills, which raises concerns about consistency and fairness.
Naturalization without language test provokes severe criticism β CDU calls it "arbitrariness of authorities"
The CDU party criticizes the Rheinland-Pfalz authorities for allowing naturalization without a language certificate, calling it unacceptable just weeks before the state elections.
Naturalization without language test causes criticism - 'CDU speaks of 'bureaucratic arbitrariness'
In Rhineland-Palatinate, naturalization is possible without a language test, allowing officials to individually assess applicants' language skills, which has sparked significant criticism.
Immigration to Germany Declines - Naturalizations Reach Record High
In 2024, immigration to Germany notably decreased by over 35%, while the number of naturalizations hit a record high since the start of the statistics.
"Trust Destroyed" β Young Union Wants to Revoke Naturalization Rights of the Coalition
The Young Union plans to propose at the CDU federal party conference to revoke eased naturalization rights, suggesting immigrants should wait at least eight years for citizenship and undergo stricter values assessments.
Winter Olympic Games. Born in Russia, they will compete for medals for Poland
The article discusses athletes born in Russia who will represent Poland at the Winter Olympics, highlighting their individual stories, motivations, and the emotional context of national representation in light of the ongoing conflict with Ukraine.
"It's stressful, traumatizing" β The flight of Hollywood stars to France
The Clooney family is fleeing the U.S. to settle in France, attracting more celebrities to follow suit, benefiting once-deserted regions, although the naturalization process has sparked controversy.
"I was French without knowing it": a couple from Brussels was unaware that they had obtained French nationality for more than a year
A couple from Brussels discovered that they had unknowingly obtained French nationality over a year ago due to an administrative mix-up, despite their naturalization request having been denied in 2022.
The French Naturalization of George and Amal Clooney Causes Division in the French Government
The naturalization of George and Amal Clooney as French citizens has sparked controversy among French politicians, with some expressing discontent over the decision.
"We must restore greatness to America": George Clooney responds to Donald Trumpβs criticisms of his French naturalization
Actor George Clooney addresses Donald Trumpβs harsh criticism regarding his recent acquisition of French citizenship by playfully countering a Trump campaign slogan.
"Catastrophic Immigration Policy" β Trump attacks Paris for granting citizenship to George Clooney
US President Trump sharply criticizes France following the naturalization of Hollywood star George Clooney and his family, amidst rising immigration regulations and public outcry.
Donald Trump mocks the naturalized Clooneys and the 'disastrous management of immigration' in France
Donald Trump criticizes the naturalization of George and Amal Clooney, calling them poor political prognosticators, while intensifying his attacks on immigration in Europe.
Did George Clooney benefit from a 'special privilege' to become French?
The article discusses concerns about whether George Clooney and his family received preferential treatment in their naturalization process as French citizens.
Immigration: naturalizations down in 2025 after Retailleau circular
The article discusses the significant decrease in naturalizations and regularizations of undocumented immigrants in France as a result of Bruno Retailleau's policy changes.
"We are, so to speak, naturalizing constitutional enemies"
Ahmed Mansur warns against rapid naturalization and calls for clear integration strategies, insisting that political parties must take a stand against Islamism to transform foreigners into democrats.
Critics fear that loyalty to Germany might be lacking
The ongoing debate on naturalization in Germany raises concerns about insufficient integration and the risks of parallel societies, as highlighted by WELT reporter Philippa VΓΆgeding.
"Demographic Time Bomb" β Migration Researcher Criticizes Quick Naturalization
Dutch social scientist and migration researcher Ruud Koopmans criticizes the rapid naturalization of migrants, highlighting long-term demographic implications.
George Clooney, his wife Amal Alamuddin, and their children naturalized as French citizens
George Clooney, his wife Amal Alamuddin, and their two children have officially become French citizens as of December 26, 2023, wishing to provide their children with a 'normal' life in France where they own a villa.
"Demographic Time Bomb" β Migration Researcher Criticizes Rapid Naturalization
Migration researcher Ruud Koopmans warns that rapid naturalization of migrants could lead to significant demographic shifts in Germany, with projections of seven million Syrian-descended citizens in the next 50 years due to family reunification.