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More than 20 thousand new citizens per week: hundreds of naturalization ceremonies will be held in the USA

The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) celebrates Constitution Day and Citizenship Day this year with 335 naturalization ceremonies across the country from September 17-23. 21 thousand immigrants will become new US citizens. This is stated on the site USCIS.

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«Для меня большая честь приветствовать так много новых американцев в День гражданства и День Конституции, — сказал директор USCIS Ур Джадду. — Это особые дни в USCIS — ведомстве, куда многие люди приходят на работу каждый день, чтобы помочь другим осознать весь смысл гражданства США. У нас будет время подумать о том, что гражданство означает для каждого из нас. Давайте разделим обязательство стать местом надежды и возможностей для всех».

In the United States, September 17 is Constitution Day and Citizenship Day as part of Constitution Week (September 17-23). The event commemorates the signing of the US Constitution on September 17, 1787. Citizenship Day began to be celebrated in 1952 through a law signed by President Harry Truman, and in 195 President Dwight D. Eisenhower proclaimed the first Constitution Week.

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Each year, USCIS celebrates Constitution Day and Citizenship Day, as well as Constitution Week, thus celebrating the connection between the Constitution and citizenship by reflecting on what it means to be a citizen of the United States. To commemorate this, the department holds special naturalization ceremonies throughout the country.

«USCIS стремится разрушить барьеры и сделать процесс натурализации доступным для всех, кто имеет на это право», — говорится в заявлении Службы гражданства и иммиграции.

The department urges new US citizens to share their stories and photos of naturalization on social networks using the hashtag #NewUSCitizen.

Selected dignitaries' ceremonies

Naturalization ceremony at Damrosh Park of Lincoln Center in New York (September 17): Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Chief Alejandro Mallorcas will attend the Citizenship and Constitution Day naturalization ceremony at Lincoln Center's Damrosh Park.

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Naturalization Ceremony at Mount Vernon, Virginia (September 17): USCIS Director Ur Juddou will attend the Naturalization Ceremony on Citizenship and Constitution Day at George Washington's Mount Vernon.

Naturalization ceremony in Boston, Massachusetts (September 17): USCIS Acting Deputy Director Tracy Renaud will attend the Citizenship and Constitution Day naturalization ceremony at the Boston Federal Courthouse. The ceremony will also be attended by Eva Millona, ​​Assistant Secretary of the DHS Office of Partnerships and Engagement.

Naturalization Ceremony in Boston, Massachusetts (September 17): Deputy Head of the Department of Education Cindy Maarten will attend a naturalization ceremony on Citizenship and Constitution Day at the Boston Federal Court.

World War I Memorial in Washington DC (September 23): Head of the Department of Veterans Affairs Denis McDonough and USCIS Chief of Staff Felicia Escobar Carrillo will attend the Citizenship and Constitution Day naturalization ceremony at the World War I Memorial (Pershing Park) in Washington, DC.

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