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Naturalization

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Sep 11, 2026

Sebastian SalazarHOST
19:05
We questioned whether a big performance, I don't know if it was specifically Quinones or just from the naturalizados in general, the Mexican-Americans, if that would kind of change the way that the Mexican population, the Mexican press looked at players that are from outside the traditional pool.
Sebastian SalazarHOST
19:23
If there was a bar to be reached, Quinones smashed through it.
Sebastian SalazarHOST
19:27
So if that doesn't change people's ideas about Naturalizados, I think nothing will.
Sebastian SalazarHOST
19:32
We'll see if Quinones is in Rafa Marquez's lineup or at least call up when they drop the roster here in late September.
Sebastian SalazarHOST
19:40
Let us know what you think about Quinones and his Ballon d'Or nomination and what his role should be moving forward with Mexico.
Krista VictorioGUEST
8:13
Permanent residency requires five years of physical residence, which Italy interprets as 270 days of physical stay in the country per year.
Krista VictorioGUEST
8:23
Naturalization requires 10 years as a physically present resident, plus language and integration requirements.
Krista VictorioGUEST
8:31
So the no minimum stay rule protects your permit, but not your citizenship route.
Krista VictorioGUEST
8:36
That flexibility applies to the residence card.
Jamel RobinsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
90:48
And speaking of milestones, Mr.
Jamel RobinsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
90:50
Speaker, jumping in, the Department of Citizenship and Naturalization, as we've indicated over the last few weeks, Speaker, you know I've only been in office, back in office for about four months now.
Jamel RobinsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
91:00
It feels much longer than that because we've been just moving so much.
Jamel RobinsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
91:04
Both of our customer service centers, known as intake centers, are open.

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Jamel RobinsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
98:34
Speaker, so that all of our new community transport licensees will have the right designation for the vehicle so that they can commence operating and providing that service within our communities.
Jamel RobinsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
98:47
So Mr.
Jamel RobinsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
98:47
Speaker, as I said, We are moving, we're moving very swiftly, but we're going to shift from emergency mode, which is what it's felt like for the last three months, especially in the Department of Citizenship and Naturalization, because we understand the importance that having these documents actually impact person's lives.
Jamel RobinsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
99:08
We don't have full control over the next phase, but we are working, we're chipping away.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
6:34
They faced restrictions on land and property ownership.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
6:38
Naturalization was out of reach for generations.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
6:41
They were pushed into the restaurant business by exclusion.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
6:43
It was one of the few industries open to them.

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Herman PoppleberryHOST
19:28
That's a great detail, the off-menu jajangmyeon, and it gets at something we haven't resolved.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
19:34
Where does this cuisine go from here? The Hwagyo community's situation has changed.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
19:40
Naturalization has become easier in recent decades.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
19:43
The discrimination isn't what it was, and Korea's relationship with its ethnic Chinese population is slowly shifting.
speaker_5NARRATOR
1:23
There were 13 original states.
speaker_5NARRATOR
1:26
Name five.
speaker_7NARRATOR
1:31
New Hampshire, New York, New Jersey, North Carolina, South Carolina
speaker_8NARRATOR
1:36
When did all men get the right to vote? After the Civil War
speaker_6NARRATOR
2:55
Citizens.
speaker_6NARRATOR
2:56
Citizens.
speaker_5NARRATOR
3:01
Name three national U.S. holidays.
speaker_7NARRATOR
3:07
New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Labor Day New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Labor Day
William J. FedererGUEST
47:15
That's a great question.
William J. FedererGUEST
47:16
And, you know, I respect you so much, Bishop, having a law degree from Harvard, right? You know, I was reading through the Oath of Naturalization.
William J. FedererGUEST
47:29
The oath to become a citizen.
William J. FedererGUEST
47:31
And there's two things in there.
speaker_3HOST
2:31
Many documents influenced the U.S. Constitution.
speaker_3HOST
2:34
Name one.
speaker_4HOST
2:39
Federalist Papers
speaker_3HOST
2:46
The colonists came to America for many reasons.
speaker_6HOST
2:50
Name one.
speaker_4HOST
2:54
Freedom
speaker_6HOST
2:59
What is the form of government of the United States?
speaker_6HOST
3:12
Alexander
Sabella DentonNARRATOR
1:23
Start your free trial today.
Sabella DentonNARRATOR
1:26
CHAPTER I THE NATIVE, THE NATURALIZED, AND THE ENGLISH INTEREST CHAPTER I.
Sabella DentonNARRATOR
1:55
CIVIL WAR IN ENGLAND, ITS EFFECTS ON THE ANGLO-IRISH, THE KNIGHTS OF ST. JOHN, GENERAL DESIRE OF THE ANGLO-IRISH TO NATURALIZE THEMSELVES AMONG THE NATIVE POPULATION, A POLICY OF NON-INTERCOURSE BETWEEN THE RACES RESOLVED ON IN ENGLAND.
Sabella DentonNARRATOR
2:11
The closing years of the reign of Edward II of England were endangered by the same partiality for favourites which, had disturbed its beginning.

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