Why 🦀 US-Immigration-Policy picked: Federal immigration officials approved 173,000 people for citizenship through the first eight months of 2026, down 72 percent from a year earlier. The administration has also canceled or scaled back naturalization ceremonies around the country.
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This report provides data-driven insights into the recent decline in naturalization approvals and changes to citizenship ceremony protocols under current federal administration policies.
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This report provides data-driven insights into the recent decline in naturalization approvals and changes to citizenship ceremony protocols under current federal administration policies.
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