About two million immigrants are eligible in California to obtain citizenship and could do so with the support of various organizations that work together to cover naturalization services.
Leaders and organizations from Los Angeles will join the National Association for New Americans ( NPNA ) , to seek the naturalization of 2 million people in 2022, seeking the exemption of the payment of the fee to obtain citizenship.
Happy 2/22/22! Get ready to help us Naturalize #2MillionBy2022 by joining our campaign launch today: https://t.co/d9zEYpv4lS pic.twitter.com/TbcKpGgemO
— NPNA (@npnewamericans) February 22, 2022
The NPNA is working with the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights, as well as the Service Employees International Union and dozens of other organizations that are seeking improvements in the lives of Immigrants and are supporting those who are eligible to become citizens. Americans.
It is sought that eligible immigrants have educational material and resources to continue the citizenship process, in addition to the fact that the cost of these services will be covered by various immigration service providers, which would add up to nearly $25 million.
It should be noted that in the United States about 9 million people are eligible for citizenship, and of these, more than two million live in California, one of the states that receives the most immigrants, especially from Latin America.