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Eustaquio Flores Salazar receives a hug from his four-year-old daughter, Wendy, after he and 10 others became citizens during a Naturalization Ceremony in the Federal Courtroom on Friday. Salazar is originally from Mexico.
Eustaquio Flores Salazar receives a hug from his four-year-old daughter, Wendy, after he and 10 others became citizens during a Naturalization Ceremony in the Federal Courtroom on Friday. Salazar is originally from Mexico.
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Add commentCongratulations!
And welcome.
Congrats, Thank you for your
Congrats,
Thank you for your hard work and dedication. You are a true American.
Nico
Congratulations! Wow! We here at DNR are proud, an so happy for you, and your family!
Congratulations
Congratulations. In a time where so many chose to live here and ignore both our culture and laws, it is refreshing to see a new patriot. It's hard to follow the process to citizenship, and everyone who completes the process deserves our thanks and accolades.
My congrats also!
May you do well and prosper! Just a little confused by how the border crossing got so far north! :)
Congratulations, fellow Americans!
Doing it the RIGHT WAY! Certainly something to be proud of!
Proud Moment
I was so privileged and honored to become an American at this ceremony. It's been a long time coming and I am glad to have done it after all these years of being a green-card holder. Now I can vote!
Downside
The downside is that can't get out of Jury Duty.
For Outdoor Junkie!
There was another outdoor junkie that probably got out of jury duty a while ago here. Altho he had to take his dog and relocate to a secluded island with no mail or phone! :)
Congratulations Nico!
Congratulations Nico! You never have been one to "rush" anything!! LOL! Also congratulations to the other new Americans as well!