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One of our strongest beliefs is in the implementation of a two tiered system of citizenship, based on Uruguayan Nationality Law, tailored to Fascist America.
This system is meant to preserve our historical identity and protect Heritage Americans while still allowing limited immigration to contribute, as it once did, to the benefit of our nation.
(This is not meant to be an exhaustive immigration policy and remains subject to future amendment.)
Citizenship Categories:
Natural Citizenship:
By Blood (Jus Sanguinis Only): Only children born to parents of "American blood" (defined by lineage, cultural heritage, or racial criteria) are considered natural citizens. This excludes jus soli (by soil) entirely.
By Descent: Children born abroad to American natural citizen parents can claim citizenship if registered early, but with strict guidelines on the cultural and moral upbringing of the child, ensuring they are raised with American values.
Legal Citizenship (Heavily Restricted):
Naturalization:
Married Couples: Only those married to natural citizens can apply after ten years of continuous residence, with stringent checks on the cultural assimilation of both partners.
Single Individuals: Eligible after fifteen years of continuous residence, with an extensive vetting process focusing on cultural compatibility, moral character, and loyalty to American principles.
Requirements for Legal Citizenship:
Cultural Assimilation: Requires proof of full cultural assimilation, including mandatory attendance in state-approved cultural education programs.
Economic Contribution: Must prove significant economic contribution or utility to the state, with preference for those in industries beneficial to national strength.
Language and Ideological Test: An English proficiency test combined with an extensive exam on American history, culture, and worldview, emphasizing loyalty to the state and its values.
Military or Public Service: Service in either the military or a state-endorsed public service role before naturalization may reduce the immigration waiting period.
Dual Citizenship:
Prohibited: No dual citizenship allowed for Legal Citizens; naturalization in the U.S. requires renunciation of all other citizenships. Those discovered holding foreign citizenship post-naturalization face immediate revocation of U.S. citizenship.
Loss of Citizenship:
Natural Citizenship: While theoretically irrevocable, natural citizenship may be legally challenged by the State to allow for loss in cases of high treason or acts deemed severely against national interest or cultural integrity.
Legal Citizenship: Can be revoked for:
• Crimes against the state or national identity.
• Failure to adhere to cultural norms or participation in activities seen as undermining American values.
• Naturalization in another country.
Residency and Immigration:
Permanent Residency: Extremely limited:
Residency Criteria: Only those who can prove they will not dilute the cultural or ethnic composition of the nation, with quotas favoring those from culturally similar backgrounds.
Compliance: Must comply with all laws, including mandatory participation in cultural assimilation programs, and be subject to continuous surveillance for cultural adherence.
Citizenship Rights and Duties:
Rights:
Natural Citizens: Full rights including voting, employment, and social benefits.
Legal Citizens: Limited rights with restrictions on voting, access to certain public offices, and social benefits until after a significant probationary period.
Duties:
Oath of Allegiance: An oath to uphold American ideals, with public ceremonies reinforcing national unity and culture.
Community Service: Mandatory community service focusing on national projects or cultural preservation.
One of our strongest beliefs is in the implementation of a two tiered system of citizenship, based on Uruguayan Nationality Law, tailored to Fascist America.
This system is meant to preserve our historical identity and protect Heritage Americans while still allowing limited immigration to contribute, as it once did, to the benefit of our nation.
(This is not meant to be an exhaustive immigration policy and remains subject to future amendment.)
Citizenship Categories:
Natural Citizenship:
By Blood (Jus Sanguinis Only): Only children born to parents of "American blood" (defined by lineage, cultural heritage, or racial criteria) are considered natural citizens. This excludes jus soli (by soil) entirely.
By Descent: Children born abroad to American natural citizen parents can claim citizenship if registered early, but with strict guidelines on the cultural and moral upbringing of the child, ensuring they are raised with American values.
Legal Citizenship (Heavily Restricted):
Naturalization:
Married Couples: Only those married to natural citizens can apply after ten years of continuous residence, with stringent checks on the cultural assimilation of both partners.
Single Individuals: Eligible after fifteen years of continuous residence, with an extensive vetting process focusing on cultural compatibility, moral character, and loyalty to American principles.
Requirements for Legal Citizenship:
Cultural Assimilation: Requires proof of full cultural assimilation, including mandatory attendance in state-approved cultural education programs.
Economic Contribution: Must prove significant economic contribution or utility to the state, with preference for those in industries beneficial to national strength.
Language and Ideological Test: An English proficiency test combined with an extensive exam on American history, culture, and worldview, emphasizing loyalty to the state and its values.
Military or Public Service: Service in either the military or a state-endorsed public service role before naturalization may reduce the immigration waiting period.
Dual Citizenship:
Prohibited: No dual citizenship allowed for Legal Citizens; naturalization in the U.S. requires renunciation of all other citizenships. Those discovered holding foreign citizenship post-naturalization face immediate revocation of U.S. citizenship.
Loss of Citizenship:
Natural Citizenship: While theoretically irrevocable, natural citizenship may be legally challenged by the State to allow for loss in cases of high treason or acts deemed severely against national interest or cultural integrity.
Legal Citizenship: Can be revoked for:
• Crimes against the state or national identity.
• Failure to adhere to cultural norms or participation in activities seen as undermining American values.
• Naturalization in another country.
Residency and Immigration:
Permanent Residency: Extremely limited:
Residency Criteria: Only those who can prove they will not dilute the cultural or ethnic composition of the nation, with quotas favoring those from culturally similar backgrounds.
Compliance: Must comply with all laws, including mandatory participation in cultural assimilation programs, and be subject to continuous surveillance for cultural adherence.
Citizenship Rights and Duties:
Rights:
Natural Citizens: Full rights including voting, employment, and social benefits.
Legal Citizens: Limited rights with restrictions on voting, access to certain public offices, and social benefits until after a significant probationary period.
Duties:
Oath of Allegiance: An oath to uphold American ideals, with public ceremonies reinforcing national unity and culture.
Community Service: Mandatory community service focusing on national projects or cultural preservation.
