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The wait to become a US citizen has risen to two years in some areas of the country, as immigrants scramble to solidify their ability to stay in the country. Wait times are especially high in Texas, Washington, and Utah. Photo credit: Tim Sackton / Flickr (CC BY-SA 2.0)

System Under Strain as Naturalization Applications Rise

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