35 take citizenship oath at Sea Dogs game

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  1. submarinepainter

    submarinepainter Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    I was a bit emotional when it happened , I welcome them to the greatest country in the world ! I am happy for them , they did it the right way. Please do not cheapen what they have accomplished buy not enforcing the immigration laws , pathway to citizenship can only happen if the borders are more secure and employers are punished severely for hiring non citizens

    http://www.pressherald.com/news/Young-immigrants-celebrate-citizenship-in-Maine.html




    PORTLAND — Thirty-five children celebrated their first day as United States citizens in typical American fashion this afternoon: They attended a baseball game.


    The children were part of a pre-game honorary ceremony that celebrated their U.S. citizenship today at Hadlock Field, home of the Double-A Portland Sea Dogs. The children, from Congo, Germany, Philippines and Somalia, were presented certificates recognizing their citizenship, which was derived from their naturalized parents or adoption, before the Sea Dogs game with the Reading Phillies.
     

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