Becoming a U.S. Citizen During Constitution Week

Editor's Note: USCIS Director León Rodríguez, who spoke during last year's national conference of the non-partisan New Americans Campaign, writes that USCIS takes special pride in naturalizing new citizens during Constitution Week.
The U.S. Constitution: it’s a legalistic document that takes about a half-hour to read. Yet it changed the course of history, by encoding the basic principles and values that have managed to sustain our nation as a beacon burning bright for the world for more than two centuries. 

Which is why U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) takes special pride in naturalizing new citizens – good people drawn by that beacon -- during Constitution Week. These ceremonies are an appreciation of the historic connection to the roughly 4,500 words that these brand-new Americans just swore an oath to support and defend. Read more: http://newamericamedia.org/2016/09/becoming-a-us-citizen-during-constitution-week.php
For more information, please contact Las Vegas Immigration Attorney, Darren Heyman.