Modifying Citizenship Courses During The Coronavirus

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with Magaly Alvarado of Hispanic Unity of Florida

Posted

Jul 10, 2020

More than 7 million people have been naturalized into the United States over the last decade, according to U.S. Immigration services.

The path to citizenship is already a long and tricky road, but the Coronavirus pandemic is putting even bigger pressure on people looking for a piece of the American Dream.

Magaly Alvarado is the Director of Civic Engagement at Hispanic Unity of Florida and talks about their online citizenship courses.

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