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resident aliens.
A person born or naturalized in the United States is considered a citizen. The process for becoming a citizen can take years.
A naturalized American citizen is someone who was born outside the United States but has completed the process of becoming a U.S. citizen through legal means, such as fulfilling residency requirements, passing an exam, and taking an oath of allegiance. If the individual in question was born in another country and has gone through this process, then they would be considered a naturalized American citizen. Conversely, individuals born in the U.S. or those who acquired citizenship at birth through U.S. citizen parents are not considered naturalized citizens.
You have to complete the official legal process for becoming a citizen.
Someone that was born in the United States, has a parent that is a US Citizen or has been naturalized through the Citizenship process.
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Getting an "Application for Naturalization". === ===
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If you get a criminal conviction while in the process of being naturalized you will probably get deported. Fighting is not the problem. Getting arrested for it is.
No, once you have been born into a country you remain a citizen of that country even if you immigrate. Certain rights of a US citizen can be suspended or revoked if that person has been convicted of a criminal felony.
What stop one branch of government from becoming too powerful