Only after passing a test of political history and records of the United States same as the rest of citizens who vote in the USA

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@VulcanMan6 from Kansas disagreed…8mos8MO

I hate to break it to you, but the average US citizen absolutely does not know anything about US history or politics. In fact, studies have shown that only around 27% of Americans show even basic understanding of US history, and only around 40% could even pass a citizenship exam. Immigrants are the least of our problems on that front...

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