Anyone born or in the United States is considered a citizen.

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That'd be true due to birthright citizenship.

Chetan Gole answered Dec 6, 2019

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Answer:

For both blanks it would bethat anyone born or neutralized in the U.S. is considered a citizen. And the second blank is citizenship.

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Gagan Joshi answered Dec 12, 2019

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