Following the disastrous rollout of a policy that delineates U.S. residency requirements for the purpose of U.S. citizenship as it applies to children born abroad, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services on Thursday sought to clarify the changes, saying in a conference call with reporters that its data indicate the measure would affect only "20 to 25 children a year." The policy, issued Wednesday, spells out what the department deems residency in terms of U.S. citizenship considerations of offspring born overseas. Read more on Military.com.
New Citizenship Policy to Affect Roughly 25 Military Children Per Year, Officials Say
