![Two thousand strong](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_vy2iDKcXHbbug3YqY5AJkQOjN7Y1vUChVxi9FOaCBfTIdI26V9XtXmGBo8Zj7cCojdXQjdqkhkAjwHuL8xhevjGERCl7aBh7Ded6ST2tq_6J_hjx-3W1i6LU9ksK-YaO8=s0-d)
Today, just shy of 14 years after moving to America, I joined 2,001 others at
Pomona Fairplex in making the Oath of Allegiance. Yep, I now have dual citizenship.
![The oldest new citizen, aged 99](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_vqaYefVuW4epEtZ1-mByDrZXJF3oyVJdHeaAnSffClldWCfyumvqMHMprtW9uT2YIiKXa7ZP2MGqUrzRiZd6vHBnc7YasgT_Porc02rlClS_-wIweBMdG7Ybzu1D-SLWY=s0-d)
The oldest participant was 99, and could walk unaided. Good for her! But I do wonder what benefits someone that age hopes to attain from citizenship, that she wasn't already getting from a green card. I mean, she's unlikely to get picked for a jury. Perhaps she just
really wants to vote in next year's election.
5 comments:
Congratulations!!!!
Congratulations =).
I love the woman getting her citizenship at 99. That's pretty awesome.
What a wonderful day! Welcome to citizenship. How will this change your life? In all the beswt ways, I'm sure.
You'll always be as aussie as Russel Crowe to me sis. D
Congratulations, Hashi!
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