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I moved to the US in 2010 for grad school in New York City.I planned to return to Argentina and continue my career there.I'm ...

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More than 2000 people renounced their American citizenship in the first half of 2024. It’s well-documented that the real numbers are higher than the official tally.Credit: Art by Ollie Towning.

And the ex-American could also face unintended consequences, lawyers say—like not being allowed to even visit the U.S. ever again. Americans renounce their citizenship for any number of reasons.

But it wasn’t until 1924, when Congress passed the Indian Citizenship Act, that all Native Americans were granted sweeping access to American democracy. Up until that point, Native people had ...

Yes, non-US citizens can be eligible for Medicare under certain circumstances. According to Jae Oh, author of "Maximize Your Medicare', green card holders can qualify for Medicare if they: • Are ...

(7News) — After living in Virginia for 13 years, a Haymarket woman is getting ready to vote in her first election after becoming an American citizen this summer. Nearly 24 million eligible ...

MOSCOW — A court in the Russian capital on Tuesday rejected an American citizen’s appeal against his sentence on drug-related charges. In July, Moscow’s Ostankino District Court convicted ...