Us Citizenship Oath Ceremony

I would like to thank you for granting me this sponsorship, it helps my family and I very much.

It's Liran Pinchas. I would like to thank you very much for your generous sponsorship, and for making it possible for me to study and succeed. It is without a doubt that if it weren't for your help I would not have been able to advance in the studies and succeed as well as I am doing now.

I hopeful this letter finds you glowing and not extremely tired as you drive the highways and byways throughout this paradise called America. Realizing your employment enhances the quality of the family causes me to spark at the idea of your name. Time and time again, I remind myself how fortunate I am as you surround me with your love and affection. Deceitfulness could creep in, should I deny that I look forward to the conclusion of your project and your safe return home. The children and I miss you.

The contractor of the Capitol (Henry Cary) built the College of William and Mary’s Wren Building, which was the interim home of the Capitol. The Capitol building was the home of the House of Burgesses and the General Court. On May 15, 1776, at the Capitol, the center of major Virginian government, the first colony communicated independence. Currently, the Capitol hosts the Annual Naturalization Ceremony, in which immigrants can become U.S. citizens. In connection to the motto, “That the future may learn from the past”, the United States government represents a similar government as the form of government practiced at the Capitol. The 2016 Colonial Williamsburg Commemorative Coin rightfully belongs to the Capitol Building because of the importance during the Revolutionary period, the relevance to citizens today, and the connection to the Colonial Williamsburg motto.

As a classmate, I want to say thank you, for the example you and your family

Thank you to my mom, Christian Asuncion Martinez Corona, for not only being my mother and supporter, but for being my friend as well. You have taught me invaluable lessons in life, I will use every single one of them in my life. Thank you to my father, Galal Hassan Hamed. You truly are the hardest working and dedicated person I have ever met, and Even though you can’t buy that house in Gainesville to follow me when I go to the University of Florida, just know that I will be forever grateful for everything you have done for me. I could not have asked for better parents in the entire world.

Acceptance, a word with so much meaning yet so little impact. The world struggles to accept one’s choice of words to their race. In the text “American Flag Stands for Tolerance” by Ronald J Allen, “Texas vs. Johnson”, and “My so Called Enemy” by William J Brennan demonstrate how people should be accepted and along with their opinions. We as human beings must be willing to accept people or opinions that are different from ourselves.

I want to let you know I have arrived in Hawaii, currently in-processing into my unit. My family and I glad are to be here. Once again, I want to thank you for all the support and assistance on getting me here, we appreciate it.

When the fundamentals have been applied, you are now what makes up a Soldier. You are a Soldier that makes up a team, and on a larger scale, an organization. It’s important to understand that once the Oath of Enlistment is taken, and you have joined the United States Army, you must take your battles lives and the overall mission into play when making decisions. Your decisions can either effect your team in a positive way or a negative way depending on the actions you take. Disobeying orders can lead to corrective action. Which can take valuable time away from the person assigning the corrective action as well as the person receiving it. Not only does it take time to write up and discuss the corrective action, but also conducting the corrective

I miss you all greatly so it brings me joy to say that I will be coming home in the next few weeks. Everyone is fighting a long and hard battle, if things continue in our favor we will come out victorious. Unfortunately, father got went somewhere around Georgia to talk with the French so I don’t know how he is doing.

Over a century ago, the 14th Amendment of the United States Constitution was implemented to grant citizenship to individuals born within the country. This was the first time that it was defined what it means to be a citizen in the U.S. While the amendment was created to address the citizenship of slaves, it is currently under speculation in regards to granting U.S. citizenship to children born to undocumented immigrants (Gans, 2012). While there have been many arguments to place restrictions or eradicate granting children of undocumented immigrants U.S. citizenship, the constitutional right remains the same: if you are born on U.S. land, you are a citizen (Angelo, 2013). This paper argues that the birthright citizenship of U.S. born children of undocumented immigrants should continue to be granted based on the underlying principles of the 14th Amendment and the possible implications of ending birthright citizenship. First, this paper describes birthright citizenship and the 14th Amendment, as well as its use in several Supreme Court cases that are significant to this issue. Then, various implications of eradicating birthright citizenship are discussed. Before discussing the possible consequences of eradicating birthright citizenship, it is imperative to discuss the history and principles underlying it.

For many people, it could be a challenge to become a U.S. citizen. For others, becoming a U.S. citizen was easy. Everyone has the dream to become a U.S. citizen, but not everyone has the privilege to be a U.S. citizen. For the people that do have the privilege to become a U.S. citizen there is a process that the applicants must take and get granted with U.S. citizenship. The steps for becoming a U.S. citizen are eligibility, applying for citizenship, and take oath of allegiance.

God bless the people of the mighty nation. Let me start out by saying that today my family and I stand before you and thank you for your strength and perseverance through this long hard fought battle. We know that Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ was by our side he whole way. My wife Heidi and I, and our two amazing daughters Catherine and Caroline would like to thank the Republican National Committee and the great people of America for their support and nomination for the republican Presidential candidate. With this nomination, us as a nation have proven that we will not be intimidated by angry, loudmouthed, racist, sexist, bullies. Nor will we fall into the death grip that corporate wealth has on politics. Our Grassroots army has shown that we are willing to fight for what we believe in and are strong enough to fight off our opponents. As we march on to the Presidential election in November, we will gain strength, we will gain numbers, and we will sweep the nation and I will become President of this great

A dictionary definition of citizenship states it as a position of being a citizen in a particular country/ region. Nakano Glenns definition is much more concentrated, focused on the details, and combines this status of citizenship along with gender and race. Glenn shows how the definition of citizenship changes when including race as well as gender and how this meant that white men were mainly seen as rightful citizens while minorities were effectively left out of this definition. Glenn writes in chapter two titled, Citizenship: Universalism and Exclusion, about integrating the definitions of race as well as gender into the meaning of citizenship. Glenn makes an effort to assert the historical authenticity of the meaning of citizenship,

The 44th President of the United States, Barack Obama was welcome at a Naturalization ceremony at the National Archives in Washington in DC. He thanked to the Deputy Secretary Majorcas, Judge Robots, Director Rodriguez, Archivist David Ferriero, and everyone at the National Achieves for invited him to their hosted of the National Archives event. The purpose for President Barack Obama came to the National Archives to speech about a naturalization to let the people know that it is some essential parts of the history of family generations, immigrant and countries where they were come from to became a part of the citizenships of this nation, United State of America. Thus, he had his goal to keep the people treasuring their hard work of being citizenship