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US Considers New Rules for Passports for Children Born Abroad
The United States is reportedly considering new rules that would require parents to provide proof of citizenship or immigration status when applying for U.S. passports for their children. This potential change aims to verify the child's U.S. citizenship. The specific documentation required is still under consideration, but the move signals a potential tightening of passport issuance procedures for newborns born to U.S. citizens or those with specific immigration statuses abroad. The proposed changes are intended to ensure that only eligible children receive U.S. passports.
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- Centre (1): NBC News
- Right (2): The Jerusalem Post, Times Now