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Benefits of Coming from American Soil
The Americans benefit a whole lot from the American government, ranging from protection to provision and more.
A typical American finds it hard to live on the soil of others, hence, an American thinks more about making his country home the best anyone can think of, that in a way contributed to numerous billionaires in America. An American prays for his country daily than he prays for himself. Funnily, a non-American is aware of this famous prayer ‘GOD BLESS AMERICA’.
Knowing this, one may ask how an American survive outside his soil, do they travel to other countries like their own welcomes a huge number of immigrants yearly, and what are the measures taken by the American government on their citizens outside the home country. This article will detail the benefits of America outside the United States of America and enumerates the role of the American government on citizens who chose to live outside the four walls of the country.
Who is an American?
Many wish their citizenship carries that of America, due to the potency of American citizenship. Americans are the citizens and nationals of the United States of America. In recent times, there are few ways of acclaiming to be an American: by birth i.e. the child of a U.S citizen, married to U.S citizens, serving in the U.S military and lawful permanent resident for five(5) years. Those afore-motioned qualities can qualify one to be an American.
Where is America located?
The American lifestyle outside America
In every sphere of life, Americans are good to go and it might become very hard for an America to live his home country for another. Nevertheless, Americans live their country to find greener pastures or for the purpose best known to them but not like others who wish to visit American soil.
Ten Benefits for Americans
The fundamental advantages of being a citizen of the United States set them apart from all other citizens of the world.
- The right to vote in democratic elections for local, state, and federal offices is a civic obligation and privilege for citizens of the United States.
- As a citizen of the United States, you can apply for a green card on behalf of family members living overseas, such as parents, kids, spouses, and siblings.
- Children’s citizenship of the time, when a parent becomes a citizen, a child under the age of 18 who was born abroad also becomes a citizen.
- Americans can apply for federal and state jobs. The majority of Federal positions and benefits are for Americans solely.
Governmental Roles on American Citizens Outside America.
All law-abiding naturalized citizens of the United States are entitled to and shall receive from this Government the same protection of persons and property as is provided to citizens of the United States who were born abroad.