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Subject New from the Center for Immigration Studies, 7/9/19
Date July 9, 2019 12:24 PM
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What's Happening at the Center
Mark Krikorian was a keynote speaker at the annual 4th of July naturalization ceremony held at George Washington's historic home, Mount Vernon. Mark welcomed and congratulated 50 new Americans, and spoke about the privileges and responsibilities that come with becoming U.S. citizens:

“You’ve now been adopted into America’s family. This family isn’t tied just by blood relations, but also by common ideals, a common language, a common history, and common culture of many parts — what President Lincoln called the ‘mystic chords of memory.’ That history is now your history, as well. We welcome you as our newest countrymen. We entrust part of our nation’s future to you. We ask only that you love America, cherish America, honor her, protect her, embrace her, salute her, hold her dear. God bless you, and God bless America!"

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