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The process of becoming a naturalized citizen and its implications for membership in Congress.
A small but persistent minority of members of Congress were born outside the present-day United States; counts vary by methodology but recent authoritative tallies show a handful of naturalized lawmak...
An intercountry adoptee should first determine whether U.S. citizenship was automatically acquired under the Child Citizenship Act or other statutes and then secure documentary proof — most commonly a...
The authority to define and regulate rests with under Article I, Section 8, Clause 4, a power long has treated as exclusive of the states; that federal power produced statutes like the that now govern...
A person born in the United States cannot be deported for felony convictions — U.S.-born citizenship is legally protected against removal . By contrast, foreign-born naturalized citizens can, in excep...