Long journeys to United States citizenship reached their conclusions for some 200 Texans during a naturalization ceremony ...

The expansion of naturalization and citizenship are not justified by any libertarian claim. Do Libertarians who Favor ...

When Americans finally get serious about reining in federal power we should be looking for ways to give naturalization powers back to US states and decentralize ...

It is widely agreed that “subject to the jurisdiction” excluded the children of diplomats, Native Americans subject and with ...

Anyone born in the U.S. is a citizen at birth, guaranteed by the 14th Amendment's Citizenship Clause. That clause wouldn't be ...

The room smells like Indian food — it’s free from a ... helps register people at citizenship ceremonies. Parbhoo said it brings back memories of when she became a naturalized citizen in ...

National Archives/Interim Archives, via Getty Images Supported by By Amy Qin ... the country and banned them all from becoming naturalized citizens. Around that time, Mr. Wong’s parents went ...

When President Donald Trump announced his intention to end birthright citizenship, right-wing media figures immediately began ...

Tourists and illegal aliens aren’t subject to the ‘full and complete jurisdiction’ of the United States.

In August 1895, a young cook named Wong Kim Ark was about to disembark from the SS Coptic, after a long journey home to San Francisco from China, when U.S. customs officials denied him re-entry.

No matter how many deportations the government orders or how many walls it builds, migrants will still be inexorably drawn to ...

After the Justice Department filed a written defense of the president's birthright citizenship order, some people feared an assault on Native rights.