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Why National Park Staff Are Asking Citizenship Status for Fees
Beginning in January 2026, 11 major U.S. national parks require residency verification for entry. U.S. residents pay standard rates, while…
Rights at the Border: How ICE Stops Prompt Questions for Citizens
The ACLU is suing the Department of Homeland Security over Operation Metro Surge, alleging that federal agents are conducting unconstitutional…
Kristi Noem Urges Americans to Carry Proof of Citizenship When Asked
Secretary Kristi Noem defended federal identity checks during operations like Midway Blitz, despite lawsuits from Minnesota and Illinois. Following reports…
Birthright Citizenship, Transgender Sports, and Conversion Therapy: 2026 Supreme Court Watchlist
This report analyzes major 2026 Supreme Court cases and USCIS policy shifts affecting immigration. Key issues include a challenge to…
Election Police Recruitment Surges as Rural Youth Seek Citizenship in Nepal
USCIS is deploying a new generation of 'Homeland Defenders' to rigorously vet citizenship applicants. The initiative, which attracted 50,000 recruits,…
Over 57,000 Malaysians Renounced Citizenship for Singapore in Five Years
A total of 61,116 Malaysians renounced their citizenship over a five-year period, with 57,315 moving to Singapore. Driven by economic…
Canada Bill C-3 could expand citizenship by descent and boost second-passport demand
The implementation of Bill C-3 in Canada expands citizenship rights for descendants born abroad by removing the first-generation limit. Key…
Renouncing U.S. Citizenship in Czechia: High Fees, Long Delays Ahead
For Americans in Czechia, giving up citizenship at the Prague Embassy requires a $2,350 non-refundable fee and a formal oath.…