A citizen is a person who, whether by birth, the nationality of one or both parents, or naturalization, has full rights and responsibilities as part of a nation or political community. A citizen also has the right to vote in … Continued
As human beings we have a natural desire to respect and preserve our own dignity as individuals. Human rights are created to help us do that. They are needed because no government – or group of people – has a … Continued
For millions of people around the world, leaving home for a new country is a major step in life. Some people move for work, others to reunite with family members or pursue a dream. Still others leave their countries to … Continued
Deportation is the expulsion of a person from a country. In practice, it occurs in a variety of ways: For example, someone who is caught illegally entering or re-entering the United States may be ordered to leave. The government might … Continued
A civilian is a person who is not a member of the military. People who are civils serve their country in a variety of ways. Some work in the law, some work in education, and some are doctors. Civilians are … Continued
Citizenship is the legal status of a person, often associated with rights and obligations, within a nation, state or commonwealth. It can also indicate a social relationship of loyalty and reciprocity, as described by terms such as “belonging” or “shared … Continued