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Citizenship

The issue of citizenship is not a new attribute; it has gained traction from legislators, political movement, scholars, and human commission advocating for review on the existing citizen accreditation policies. One can either attain citizen through native-born method or by a naturalized process. However, in some instance, a person may be limited from enjoying the benefits of citizenship considering their conduct and policy changes governing different nations.

People should not lose their citizenship despite the method of acquisition. Currently, most of the people in the United States are citizens by birth, and it becomes hard to renounce citizen considering blood ties with the people and community. Besides, regions such as Asia, Europe, and Africa grants automatic citizenship at birth based on the principle of jus sanguinis; also known as the “Right of the blood.” On the same note, people who acquire citizenship through naturalization are equally justified to maintain their citizenship and enjoy equal benefits just like the natives. In most case, for the citizenship obtained through adoption, applicants are highly vetted to ensure registration of...