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You should be aware that in Sweden the far right party talks about "immigrants" "replacing you" even if they are born in sweden and even if the have only one parent from abroad. They are also a bit worried about third generation immigrants so... Yeah. Citizenship means nothing to these people.
Citizenship is a big deal in America. Europeans seem to view citizenship differently. I have one friend who is says I’m more American than me because I was born here. He was born here as well but grew up In the UK as his parents were here for work
He is a citizen just like me. He just realized he could become president.