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United States Citizenship
Guide to Naturalization
US Citizenship Application
US Citizenship Test Sample
Questions
WHEN YOU BREAK
THE LAW.
The United States of America has
precise laws regarding illegal aliens
(non-citizens entering country illegally).
Title 8 - Section
1321
Title 8 - Section 1322
Title 8 - Section 1323
Title 8 - Section 1324
Title 8 - Section
1324a
Title 8 - Section
1324b
Title 8 - Section
1324c
Title 8 - Section
1324d
Title 8 - Section 1325
Title 8 - Section 1326
Title 8 - Section 1327
NAU/SPP/TTC
THE FACTS
PROJECTS
CALENDAR
FORUMS
ABOUT LFRA
LINKS
BECOME LEGAL
ENVIRONMENT
COMMUNITIES
HEALTH
JOB LOSS
ViCTIMS
DRUG
DEPENDENCY
BOYCOTTS
EMPLOYERS
As an employer, it is your duty to
uphold the law. Hiring of
undocumented or falsely
documented workers is against the
law.  As such you must insure that
your prospective hire has legal
rights to work within the United
States of America.
This can be difficult at times but the
Department of Homeland Security
has established a system which can
aid you with this process.  It is up to
you to put it to use in your company.
*SYSTEMATIC ALIEN
VERIFICATION FOR
ENTITLEMENT (SAVE)
PROGRAM*
As American Citizens it is our duty to
report those employers who are
deliberately breaking the laws of the
United States of America.  F.I.R.E.
Coalition has created a source for
tracking and reporting of known
companies to hire illegals for cheap
labor, as well as those upholding the
laws of our Nation and putting America
and its citizens first.

Illegal Employers
Patriot Employers
DO YOU REALLY WANT TO BE HERE?
To become a legal American Citizen is a give and take on your
part. If you really desire to be an American Citizen and to
receive all rights that go with that, you will also be willing to
give the time and steps it takes to achieve that goal.  If you are
unwilling to take those steps, one must question if you really
want to be here at all.
TO BECOME A CITIZEN.....
*You must have been a legal permanent resident for five
years, or three years if you are married to a U.S. citizen.
* You must have lived in the U.S. for 2 1/2 years (50%) of
the five year period, or 1 1/2 years (50%) if you are married
to a legal U.S. citizen.
* You must have lived for more than three months in the state
where you are applying for citizenship.
* You must be 18 years or older.
* You must be of good moral character.
* You must pass a basic English (read/write/speak) and U.S.
governement/history test.
ADVANTAGES.....
* You have the right to vote in elections.
* You have the right to run for public office.
* You may apply for jobs at the federatl government.
* You can file to legally bring immediate family to the U.S.
* You can speed up the process for reuniting family faster.
* You can help your chiildren.
* You can receive social security benefits.
* You can receive the full rights of ALL American citizens.
DISADVANTAGES.....
* You must take an oath of allegiance to the United States
of America and renounce loyalty to your native country.
* Native country property rights may be a jeopardized
* You may need a work permit to work in your native
country.
* You may lose your right to vote in native country.
* You may lose your citizenship in native country.
United States Citizenship is not a
right, it's a privilege!