Citizenship Rights and Responsibilities

Citizenship is a common point connecting all Americans. We are a country with common values ​​of freedom, freedom, equality, without being concerned with race and religion.

Throughout our history, America welcomes new immigrants from all over the world. Immigrant contributions will help in the formation and definition of the country we know today. Naturalized citizens are an important part of our democracy even more than 200 years after our establishment. By becoming a US citizen you can also express your view on our national governance.

The decision to apply is important. Citizenship has many important advantages as well as many advantages. By applying, you will prove your responsibility to this country and our form of government.

Below you are some rights and responsibilities that all citizens should exercise and respect. Some of these responsibilities are legally mandatory for all citizens, but this is all important to keep the United States free and prosperous.

The Citizenship Agency was established under the Homeland Security Act of 2002 and its mission is to promote guidance and training on citizens' rights and responsibilities. These two key points are that they are a civic integration trip: when they first became legal permanent resident (LPR), and they are ready and qualified formalized naturalization process start. While some of the activities that we approve are new to the US government, OoC has considerable expertise across the country, in helping immigrants integrate into American civil society I know that well.

Communities or civil servants have been introduced to Congress for many years but have not been adopted yet. Frankly, responsibility for citizenship, ignoring the right to citizenship - the right to allow us to participate in our own governance and happiness and shape our own future - can. Citizenship: What rights are there as citizens? One of the principles we have is voting rights. Ideally, select representatives based on public opinion at a particular time, create, change, and cancel laws based on public opinion, bring benefits to the people they serve - ie we! Who can vote? How to vote? This book is included in the original draft but since the two parliament districts (one New York and the other Minnesota) are very close, absentee votes need to be counted many times to ensure accuracy there is.

Please vote. Voting is the right and privilege of citizenship, but that is also an obligation or responsibility. It is the responsibility of US citizens to participate in their government by registering for voting and voting for the elections. By voting, citizens have the voice to the government and help to ensure the maintenance of a democratic representative system. Please keep the notice. Citizens are responsible for keeping up with issues that affect their communities as well as domestic and international issues and actively participating in the civil rights process. This includes completely solving problems and candidates before voting for the election, before participating in the political movement, or before employment, or before using their rights to express their views to the government through behavioralism Including understanding.