Naturalization occurs when an individual is
granted citizenship to a country other than the
country of his or her birth. Usually this
process takes several years of waiting as a
documented alien immigrant and eventually showing a
knowledge of the history and professing loyalty to
the new country before naturalization is granted.
Once granted, a naturalized citizen usually has all
the rights of a natural born citizen.
In some instances, all rights are not passed to a
new citizen through the naturalization process.
For instance, only a natural born citizen of the
United States may be elected to the office of U.S.
President.
The Constitution of the United States gives the
Congress the power to make legislation prescribing the
procedure and requirements for a non-citizen to be
naturalized. The definition of the process was
revisited in the Fourteenth Amendment providing that
citizenship of the State of residence is automatically
passed along with naturalization.
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