President Donald Trump's administration has paused immigration decisions for people from countries it deems to be “high-risk.

A once-straightforward path to U.S. citizenship has become fraught as federal officials cancel many naturalization interviews ...

Immigrants from certain "high-risk" countries on the verge of gaining their citizenship are being turned away by federal officials. The post Cancelation of naturalization ceremonies is ‘disturbing to ...

Becoming a U.S. citizen is a lengthy process. Dozens of people were stopped from doing the final step on Dec. 9 in Indianapolis. See all the steps they had completed.

Immigrants from restricted nations are being turned away from naturalization ceremonies, causing limbo and frustration. Find ...

Four men were pulled aside and informed that their naturalization ceremonies had been "rescheduled" as list of 'high-risk' ...

As several naturalization ceremonies have been canceled or stalled nationwide following the Trump administration’s travel restrictions to certain countries, Colorado Springs greeted 29 new citizens ...

In this article, we will take a look at 16 Hardest Countries to Get Citizenship by Naturalization. You can skip our detailed analysis and go directly to the 5 Hardest Countries to Get Citizenship by ...

New citizens from 22 different countries are sworn in by federal Judge Virginia M. Kendall during a naturalization ceremony Friday morning at the Griffin Museum of Science and Industry.

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The Trump administration is wasting no time making American citizenship harder to access and easier to deny. Just weeks into the new term, the Trump administration has proposed alarming changes to ...

The following is an entry concerning the fourth section of Article I Clause 8 of the Constitution as found in The Heritage Guide to the Constitution. Few powers are more fundamental to sovereignty ...