Reply to "Renounce citizenship"

TamelaSmall Talker

I don't believe a person is required by law to renounce their citizenship in his/her birth country to become a citizen in this country. The person seeking citizenship in this country is required to pledge allegiance to the United States but can maintain a dual citizenship if they choose.

I do not support dual citizenship because I do not feel a person can swear complete allegiance to one country and not have an allegiance to another country if that person maintains a citizenship in 'that' country as well. The person is divided and his/her allegiance can not help but be divided as well.

2/23/1310:10 AM

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