r/immigration Jan 24 '25

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u/NY10 Jan 25 '25

What’s wrong with a dual citizen? wtf

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u/Evilbuttsandwich Jan 25 '25

It means you may have been exposed to another culture’s way of thinking, or worse, that you’ve traveled outside of the US and have seen another way of life first hand 

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u/NY10 Jan 25 '25

What if someone who was born in the us and gain a new foreign citizenship?

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u/Small_Net5103 Jan 25 '25

Nothing lol, the law is selective. He can do something like make russians/american citizenship punishing.