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Who makes the rules for becoming a us citizen?
The US Congress makes the rules for becoming a US citizen. The House of Representatives and the Senate together decide who can be a citizen and how it is to be done.
Why can't a non-us citizen become citizen?
A non-citzen can become a citizen in the US if they follow the proper procedures.
What are the duties of US citizenship?
As a US citizen you need to abide by the government, follow rules and pay taxes. You also should register under the US armed services. You need to make use of your right to vote.
What is expected of a citizen of the US?
They are suppose to follow the rulers.
Can a non-US citizen easily navigate through the clear airport security process"?
Non-US citizens may find navigating through airport security in the US to be straightforward if they follow the rules and procedures in place.
Can an Italian citizen become president of the US?
No. One of the rules is that you must be a natural born American citizen.
Rules for becoming a US citizen may be made only by?
the supreme court Rules for becoming a citizen of the United States may only be made by: CONGRESS
Do they follow the rules of the law in the us?
yes !
Do we have to follow mother earth's rules?
Yes because to respect our planet, we must follow her rules. We also have to respect her rules and do what we need to do and she'll love us all and she'll forgive us.
What amendment is part of the US Constitution sets rules about billeting soldiers in us citizen's homes?
8th
Why do you think the rules you must follow are good?
I think that the rules that we must follow are good because they lead us to a good life.
If a woman is a naturalized US citizen will baby be a US Citizen even if the baby's dad is NOT a US Citizen and the baby was born in a different country?
Yes, since the mother is a citizen (no matter how she became a citizen), the baby is a citizen regardless of where it was born. However, there are additional rules if the baby does not end up living back in the the US or if the parents/grandparents have not lived in the US for a period of time. Check in with the local embassy.
