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...vice chairman of China's Securities Regulatory Commission, the first time Beijing has filled a senior government position with someone from outside the mainland; in Beijing. A U.S.-educated lawyer who was born in Shanghai but moved to Hong Kong as an infant, Cha had to renounce her American citizenship to take...
Community service has always been important to Schwartz. He recently created a program in his hometown of East Hills, NY to help immigrants pass the US citizenship exam...
...While Rich's lawyers can't seem to decide if their client is a citizen - sometimes he is, sometimes he isn't - and Rich himself reportedly considers himself a citizen of Israel and Spain, a federal appeals court ruled in 1991 that Rich had not actively renounced his U.S. citizenship, and therefore he was subject...
...does his citizenship matter...
This time, however, the biggest scandal stemmed not from Clinton's sexual misdemeanors, but from him issuing a slew of last-minute pardons (a form of executive clemency which essentially "erases" a previous criminal conviction and restores citizenship rights). On his last day in office, the former president surprised the nation (and sometimes even his Justice Department staff) by granting 140 pardons and commuting 36 jail sentences...