Parents Who Are Deported Often Have Trouble Accessing Mexican Citizenship

question 19

Multiple Choice

Parents who are deported often have trouble accessing Mexican citizenship for their U.S. born children. This is because:

• A) Those children are U.S. citizens, and not eligible for Mexican citizenship.
• B) Many of those children do not speak Spanish-a requirement for Mexican citizenship.
• C) Parents are missing paperwork that needs to be authenticated by an office in the U.S.
• D) There are too few organizations to help in the process.

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