U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has released its quarterly data for July-September 2025, indicating a troubling rise in both denials and delays throughout the naturalization process. This trend, observed in the complete fiscal year 2024 data, raises concerns about access to citizenship during the Trump administration’s second term.
Key Details:
- Increased denials and delays reported for naturalization applications during Q3 2025.
- Full fiscal year 2024 data now available for analysis of naturalization trends.
- Concerns raised regarding the implications of these trends for foreign nationals seeking citizenship.
- The data suggests a potential shift in policy affecting naturalization access.
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Source: David Nguyen