🚨Major Changes Coming to the US Citizenship Test🚨

The US government has announced significant updates to the naturalization civics test, which will make it longer & more challenging for those applying for U.S. #citizenship. These changes will apply to anyone filing their N-400 on or after 10/20/25.

The Museum of the American Revolution, in partnership with the SF Public Library, is offering FREE civics & history classes to help immigrants prepare for the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services naturalization exam.

Register for support on your citizenship journey! amrevmuseum.org/citizenship

Happy #CitizenshipDay and #ConstitutionDay! 🇺🇸⭐

Today, we celebrate the rich heritage and contributions of all who call the U.S. home. Together, we make this country vibrant and strong!

Learn more about becoming a citizen: www.newamericanscampaign.org/learn-about-...

Happy #NationalVoterRegistrationDay!

New citizens: make your voice heard! Register to vote, update your address/name if needed, and find your local elections office: www.vote.gov. ⭐🗳️

For more information on voting as a new American, see our guide: www.newamericanscampaign.org/learn-about-...

This month, we are joining forces with our partners at @aila.org, @naleoofficial.bsky.social, Citizenshipworks & @npnewamericans.bsky.social for AILA Citizenship Day! 🇺🇸

Are you concerned about denaturalization? Here’s what to know:

✅Denaturalization is rare
✅The law & eligibility to naturalize have NOT changed
✅You can still apply for citizenship if you’re eligible

Learn more with this @the-ilrc.bsky.social explainer: www.ilrc.org/community-re...

Naturalization opens the door to voting, job opportunities & security – and the process can be easier to navigate than you may think! This May, at the CUNY Spring Citizenship Drive, hundreds of immigrants received free legal help with their citizenship applications.

José began his naturalization journey several years ago, but his process was repeatedly stalled as he encountered several serious health issues. After 20 years in the U.S., José finally became a citizen last November.

Read his story: www.newamericanscampaign.org/liliana-posa...

🎆 This Independence Day, we celebrate all the newly naturalized citizens who contribute to our economy, culture, and democracy! Your hard work and dreams make America stronger. #FourthOfJuly

It’s time to celebrate immigrants for the many ways they enrich our democracy and society. Congratulations to the 2025 #GreatImmigrants!🎉

And thank you to all who helped them with their #naturalization process. 👏

Learn more: carnegie.io/4kZRvCd

🚨Today #SCOTUS ruled to limit federal judges' ability to issue nationwide injunctions -- a major setback for efforts to stop unconstitutional attacks like Trump’s push to end #birthrightcitizenship.

Importantly, the injunction will remain in place for 30 days while lower courts weigh in.

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The Trump administration's executive order targeting birthright citizenship threatened to alter a constitutional right that has safeguarded generations of Americans.

We're watching the case closely. Stay tuned for updates to come after the Supreme Court hearing on May 15th!

🚨New Resource!🚨

Our new toolkit w/ @cliniclegal.bsky.social & the City of Jersey City shows how government agencies like libraries can apply for DOJ Recognition & Accreditation to offer legal services for immigrants in their communities.

Learn more: www.newamericanscampaign.org/resource/doj...

Lucero Cervantes Kilgore moved from Torreón, Mexico to Greenville, Texas at 13. After years of hard work and community service, she became a U.S. citizen in 2024. ⭐🇺🇸

Read about her journey and the impact she's making: www.newamericanscampaign.org/lucero-cerva...

Under the Trump admin, the immigration landscape as we know it is continually changing without much notice or logistical thought.

Alarming changes to numerous immigration forms, including the naturalization application, are on the horizon.

CC: @thehill.com

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🆕 New, must-read op-ed in @thehill by Lucia Martel Dow, Director of the New Americans Campaign, explains how attacks on citizenship and naturalization harm us all

thehill.com/opinion/immi...

Allison came to the U.S. from South Korea as a teen. After the heartbreaking loss of her mom, she spent years focusing only on work. That changed when she decided to become a citizen. With help from Hamkae Center, Allison started her citizenship journey and became a citizen.

José began his naturalization journey several years ago, but his process was repeatedly stalled as he encountered several serious health issues. With the help of Catholic Social Services Archdiocese of Philadelphia and a special medical waiver, José was able to restart his process.

Are you thinking of applying for #citizenship? Did you know that you might qualify for a reduced fee when applying? For those who qualify, the cost to apply is just $380.

Learn more & see if you qualify with our fee waiver calculator: ilrc.me/nac-waiver