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Seven applicants from around the world become U.S. citizens at Naturalization ceremony — Photo: Concho Valley Homepage

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Seven applicants from around the world become U.S. citizens at Naturalization ceremony

Seven applicants from Mexico, Nigeria, Peru, and India became U.S. citizens at a naturalization ceremony held at the OC Fisher Federal courthouse in San Angelo.

By Amy Pham·6 hr ago

SAN ANGELO, Texas (Concho Valley Homepage) -Seven applicants from Mexico, Nigeria, Peru, and India received their U.S. citizenships at the OC Fisher Federal courthouse in Downtown San Angelo.

Magistrate Judge John R. Parker opened the ceremony with affirming and welcoming remarks.

"When you think about it, there's nothing more American than honest people from all [...].

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