🇺🇸 ¿Puedo tener doble nacionalidad en EE.UU. si soy de México? 🇲🇽
In this short Spanish‑language video, the speaker from Rivas y Asociados explains how dual nationality works for Mexicans who become U.S. citizens. She states that Mexico permits its citizens to retain Mexican nationality alongside another, so obtaining U.S. citizenship does not cause loss of Mexican citizenship. She then notes that U.S. naturalization formally requires the applicant to renounce any prior allegiance, but reassures viewers that this does not mean the U.S. will confiscate their Mexican passport or prevent them from using it. She emphasizes that immigration authorities will not deport a naturalized U.S. citizen who continues to travel with a Mexican passport, and encourages viewers that they can safely hold both documents while building a future in the United States.
