Question

how do i become a citizen of the united states?

• provided one caveat, anyone born to two citizen parents, even outside the u.s., is automatically a citizen.
• both parents must have lived in the u.s. for at least five years at some point.
• some not born in the united states and ineligible for birthright citizenship may still be able to \acquire\ citizenship through a citizen parent if the following conditions are met:
• the parent must have lived in the u.s. for at least 10 years after turning 14 years old.
• for those born in the u.s., citizenship is automatically granted as a product of the 14th amendment, but is often under - valued.
• valuing citizenship: the effort required to naturalize demonstrates that citizenship should not be taken for granted.
• citizen privileges: citizens can apply for valuable government grants, scholarships, and seek coveted government jobs.
• citizen rights: citizens can vote, participating in a democratic responsibility.

what does the 14th amendment grant to individuals born in the united states?

• dual citizenship
• naturalized citizenship
• automatic citizenship

Explanation:

The left-side text states that for those born in the U.S., citizenship is automatically granted as a product of the 14th Amendment. The other options are incorrect: dual citizenship refers to holding citizenship in two countries, and naturalized citizenship is for those who go through the formal naturalization process, not birthright.

Answer:

automatic citizenship