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My wife took her oath of citizenship in Des Moines. She’s now a dual citizen of Canada and the United States.

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…it only took 41 years!

Two of my kids were there (the eldest is in Tucson)
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(Yesterday, 11:08 AM)srjdsmith Wrote: My wife took her oath of citizenship in Des Moines. She’s now a dual citizen of Canada and the United States.

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…it only took 41 years!

Two of my kids were there (the eldest is in Tucson)

Congrats to her and to you!
Congratulations! When my ex became a citizen she had to renounce her Dutch and Canadian citizenship back in the 80s.
Funny story: When she was sworn in everybody was offered voter registration. All the new citizens were unsure if they should register as dem or Republican. She addressed them asking if they came here to work and provide for themselves or to rely on the government. Of course, they all replied " To provide for ourselves " She said "Good, then you're Republicans." They all registered as Republicans.
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