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The policy and process by which ICE verifies claims of U.S. citizenship, including the use of documentary proof, database checks, and biometric verification.
’s formal guidance recognizes categories of “probative evidence” that can establish citizenship—most notably U.S. passports, Consular reports of birth abroad, naturalization certificates and birth cer...
ICE policy requires officers to treat any claim to U.S. citizenship as something that must be investigated through a factual and legal inquiry, using DHS data systems and any reasonable means availabl...