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USCIS officials stopped or pulled certain people out of line at the Dec. 4 naturalization ceremony at Boston’s Faneuil Hall because the agency has paused adjudications for applicants from 19 countries...
Federal records about naturalization and foreign births exist across agencies but no public, centralized roster of which members of Congress hold or have held dual citizenship; attempts to collect or ...
The traditional U.S. Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP) — long the main formal route for Somalis to resettle in the United States — was indefinitely paused by a January 2025 executive order, though ca...
In 2025, Somali refugee resettlement was managed through the traditional U.S. Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP) architecture—led overseas by the State Department’s Bureau of Population, Refugees, and...
Immigration agencies maintain multiple public and internal systems to record and surface claims of U.S. citizenship, but those systems are fragmented, unevenly transparent, and subject to policy shift...
If ICE questions your citizenship, federal agencies and immigrant-rights groups point to a mix of official guidance, investigatory protocols, and community “know your rights” resources that can help y...