39 people from around the world become U.S. citizens at Lincoln naturalization ceremony
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Darsha Dodge
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A naturalization ceremony was held at the Sheldon Art Museum in Lincoln, Nebraska, where 39 people from countries including Cameroon, Mexico, Germany, and Vietnam took their oath of citizenship, one week before the U.S. marks its 250th anniversary. The event featured remarks from the Sheldon Museum Director and Lincoln's mayor, and followed years of paperwork and interviews for the new Americans.
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bsky39 people from around the world become U.S. citizens at Lincoln naturalization ceremony1011now.comKey quotes
· 1 pulledI'm proud to be American. I'm proud to be in this country. I'm very grateful to be accepted here.
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