And it will vigorously urge the Americanising of recent immigrants by naturalisation, language instruction and above all education.
Few of those who qualified for citizenship even under the old law actually applied for naturalisation.
They point out that in recent years, at least naturalisation rules have been eased (or bent).
The Immigration and Naturalisation Service, with Bill Clinton's firm agreement, therefore ruled that Elian should go home.
He proposed more emphasis on the use of English, and a new oath of allegiance for people seeking naturalisation.
Santos' naturalisation should be a major boost to Lemerre, since the former manager of France is seeking to reinforce his side.
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His naturalisation will be a big boost for the Tunisian national team, who host the tournament which starts on 24 January.
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Naturalisation ceremonies are bilingual, and speaking English is not required for citizenship.
Now the push is more towards straight humanitarianism, says Alexander Aleinikoff, who was general counsel for the Immigration and Naturalisation Service under Mr Clinton.
Moreover, as head of the Justice Department, she is responsible for the Immigration and Naturalisation Service, which has its own institutional reasons for holding back.
Supposedly, this will speed up the naturalisation of ethnic Russians: it opens up applications to all residents, and gives citizenship automatically to children born in the country since 1991.
Mexicans are more likely to be undocumented than any other group: the Immigration and Naturalisation Department thinks that 88% of male Mexicans and 73% of female ones entering America have no papers.
But it is also one of the toughest to get, requiring a personal interview and the ability to convince the Immigration and Naturalisation Service that you have done two years of work with the religion and have a role that is central to its practice.
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