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Should non-citizens hold government jobs?
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Should non-citizens hold government jobs?
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The non citizens being legal residents?
I would say they should be put in second place behind qualified citizens in hiring priorities, if a qualified citizen is available for the job he or she should be hired first.
If they are here illegally they should not be allowed at all.
I would say they should be put in second place behind qualified citizens in hiring priorities, if a qualified citizen is available for the job he or she should be hired first.
If they are here illegally they should not be allowed at all.
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Why would you want people who aren't citizens...and are citizens of other countries to rule ours?
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Personally, I don't see someone on a road repair crew filling in potholes as being my ruler.
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Short answer, no.
Long answer? With the exception of the U.S. military (as that is one pathway to becoming a naturalized citizen).
Naturalization Through Military Service | USCIS
If you meet all the requirements of either section 328 or 329 of the INA, you may apply for naturalization by filing Form N-400, Application for Naturalization, under the section that applies to you. You will not have to pay any fees for applying for naturalization under INA 328 or 329. As a...
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It depends what you mean by a government job.
If you're talking about a job that involves lawmaking and representing the people I'd say the person should be a citizen, whether natural born or naturalized. If you're talking about the guy who prints licenses at the DMV or drives the truck for USPS, I'm not sure why it would make any difference.