On the recordOctober 28, 2019
Under this administration, we've seen that the number of military naturalizations has declined by 44 percent, almost half. And it's just unacceptable.
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congress.govJose Luis Correa: “Under this administration, we've seen that the number of military naturalizations has declined by 44 percent, almost…”
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Correa criticizes the administration for the significant drop in military naturalizations.
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