Nine Immigrants Take Oath to Become American Citizens, Prepare to Vote in 2024 Election
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Nine Immigrants Take Oath to Become American Citizens, Prepare to Vote in 2024 Election

Associated Press  

A diverse group of immigrants from various countries took oaths to become new American citizens at an outdoor naturalization ceremony in Los Angeles. Many said they plan to vote in the 2024 election and hope to participate in political life and feel they're full-fledged members of the country they love.

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