Multiple citizenship, also called dual citizenship is a person's citizenship status, in which a person is concurrently regarded as a citizen of more than one state under the laws of those states. There is no international convention which determines the nationality or citizen status of a person, which is defined exclusively by national laws, which vary and can be inconsistent with each other. Some countries do not permit dual citizenship. Most countries that permit dual citizenship still may not recognize the other citizenship of its nationals within its own territory, for example, in relation to entry into the country, national service, duty to vote, etc.
@ISIDEWITH6yrs
No, and we should not allow any new immigrants into the country at this time
@988NV6X2mos
America is a country of immigrants. We are lucky to be here. Why should we deny others the right to live in this amazing place?
@ISIDEWITH6yrs
Yes, unless they have committed an act of terrorism
@ISIDEWITH6yrs
Yes, unless they have committed a crime
@ISIDEWITH6yrs
No, and revoke the status for those currently holding dual citizenship
@ISIDEWITH6yrs
Yes, but they should not be able to claim citizenship status of more than two nations
@992FZWZ2 days
@98ZDSYC3 days
yes, unless they have committed high crimes in either country.
@98YSXJF4 days
I don’t know what this is.
@98YJK6B5 days
Yes, as long as their paying taxes to both countries
@98YD7VX5 days
Yes, but the citizenship on holds its value in the said country/nation they are in
@98Y69XF5 days
Yes, but they should be barred from running for public office.
@98XM6DB6 days
yes, they are allowed to hold dual citizenship but must live within state or nation for longer than 4 years
@98X22GK1wk
Yes, but only if their other citizenship is of a European nation.
@98WQJJD1wk
Yes, as long his other country allows dual citizenship
@98VWGZV1wk
If they are a U.S citizen
@98TBJWL2wks
Yes, but they can hold singular status if they choose to
Yes, if they’ve been granted citizenship to their immigrated nation.
@98RYR9M2wks
Legal immigrants yes but dreamers should have to give up foreign citizenship first
Yes, if they have committed criminal acts and or terrorism
@98QQ7PP3wks
Yes, except for those coming from strategic rivals to the US
@98QP4SW3wks
Yes, unless they have commited a crime or an act of terroism.
@98Q7FZJ3wks
Yes but it should depend on the native country of the person paying for the dual citizenship
@98Q4JX73wks
This is a state's issue and the federal government must stay out of it unless it threatens national security.
Decent and government alone and inc wereabouts ciztenship and human resources is owner ship without unlimited charges. Slip away inc new Zealand and.japan also Australians and Ireland footprints
@98P6PBN3wks
Sure. Innocent until proven guilty. They should be allowed to have what we have. But if they commit crimes, then they shoudn't just lose their citizenship. They should be treated in every single way just like us.
@98NL6G94wks
yes unless committed crime or terrorism
@98MJDGZ4wks
Yes, and people should be able to be citizens of all nations, able to live, visit, and work in all of the world, not limited by if they're a citizen or not.
@98LZM9R4wks
No, because the country they live in is the country they must be a citizen in only that country
@98KPG5F1mo
Yes, unless have committed a violent crime or act of terrorism
@98KC6931mo
Yes, after a certain amount of time.
@98JRDMG1mo
Yes, but only legal ones
@98JKSYZ1mo
Yes, but i think it should be considered that we are the only country with no walls or really enforced borders, this can cause problems, so maybe some stricter regulations for getting in?
Yes. Citizens earned the right to live in another country by making an effort to live there, pay taxes, and abide to the rules of the nation. If they can do that, then they have the right to be a citizen of any country willing to grant citizenship.
@98HCQDR1mo
It depends on the other country/ies they hold citizenship in.
@98H72M91mo
Yes, but only from an approved country of origin.
@98H6SXY1mo
Depends on the time of stay. Just like any country, there is a set amount for a dual citizenship.
@98GPQZQ1mo
Yes, but only immigrants from high-income countries.
@98GG3V31mo
Yes, but only if coming from a country which supports the US or has a reciprocal agreement
@98FGVKQ2mos
Yes, unless the other country in question is under an unambiguously monarchic, theocratic, or dictatorial regime.
Give them temporary US citizenship until they can be investigated, and documented, and let in, or deported.
@98DS7W82mos
Yes, but they should only be able to claim citizenship in two nations and should be held to all policies of the nation they are currently in and should serve sentences in the nation they committed the crime with their standard of sentencing.
@98DGXLC2mos
Yes, but only with European countries.
Yes, but only if they pass citizenship legally like everyone else
@98B4H8S2mos
Yes, as long as they have a criminal free background
@98B2DK62mos
No. We should revoke and ban dual citizenship and no new immigrants into this country.
@98B2DK62mos
Revoke all dual citizenship. No new immigrants in the country.
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