My sister became a citizen in 1989, after having been adopted. However, even though she's a naturalized citizen, I have serious concerns about her welfare. I've had her send me all of her documentation so I'll have it separately just in case.
this post was submitted on 28 Jul 2025
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I mean even people born in the US to immigrant parents, or even just one immigrant parent, are likely at risk of having their citizenship stripped. Dark times.
Got my fingers crossed for your sister.
From what I have read they do not even care if you are a us citizen any more. They don’t like you, deported. End of story. Sad little babies with skin softer than a jellyfish.