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mwooldri

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6. British citizenship does have one perk.

Reply to Crowman2009 (Reply #2)

Fri May 23, 2025, 08:23 PM

May 23

Right to live and work in Ireland. Live there for 5 years, and naturalise as Irish.

Depending on how bad the Tories implode... They might end up doing an electoral pact with Reform. Though Keir has a lot of bad will and has made plenty of missteps with middle of the road Brits.

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A record number of Americans applied for UK citizenship as Trump began his second term [View all] BumRushDaShow May 23 OP

My kids are all dual US and EU citizens pfitz59 May 23 #1

EU citizens? HarryM May 24 #8

Given the risk of UK Reform gaining more seats, I wouldn't go. Crowman2009 May 23 #2

British citizenship does have one perk. mwooldri May 23 #6

A second Dubya term caused cousins to claim the Irish right to return Warpy May 23 #3

Last year I read DENVERPOPS May 23 #4

Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin gave up his citizenship BumRushDaShow May 23 #5

My grandmother was born in Liverpool. Is that a route to citizenship for me? PSPS May 24 #7

Let us know when you find out Hekate May 24 #9

Not sure the UK is a better choice. They seem to be Trump lite. travelingthrulife May 24 #10

Which means 99.9999999999% of Americans didn't apply Kaleva May 24 #11

I'd be more inclined to go to Canada if I did leave Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin May 24 #12