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"Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to
breathe free."
We have so many international students who attend our colleges, I decided to display the material available on the topic of becoming a naturalized citizen of the U.S. I used old newspapers to make a large silhouette of the U.S. and had it laminated. As you will see from my pictures, I try to use things from past displays more than once. Using scale paper I had enlarged a copy of the Statue of Liberty and had it laminated for a previous display. The documents I used were: |
| A 101.2:W 44 | Welcome to the United States: Federal Inspection Service |
| AE 2.106/3:8/998 | Code of Federal Regulations: Aliance and Nationality |
| J 21.2:IN 6 | Meeting the Challenge through Innovation |
| J 21.2:ST 8/2 | Strategic Plan: Towards INS 2000: Accepting the Challenge |
| J 21.6/3:C 41 | Quick Check Guide for Entry to the United States of America |
| J 21.6/3:C 49/3 | Informe, como obtener la cuidadania de los Estados Unidos |
| J 21.19:M 417 | U.S. Land Border Ports of Entry: Fee Schedule for U.S. Citizens & Foreign Visitors Entering the United States |
| Y 4.J 89/1:105/36 | Safeguarding the Integrity of the Naturalization Process |
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