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Trump administration expands ‘good moral character’ requirement for naturalized citizenship
The Trump administration is moving to expand scrutiny of immigrants’ “good moral character” when deciding on citizenship applications. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services announced officers will be instructed to seek more than a “cursory mechanical review focused on the absence of wrongdoing” and instead conduct "a holistic assessment of an alien's behavior,
Immigration officials are changing how they evaluate the "good moral character" during the naturalization process.
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