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velvetwalker48 said:Obviously. That’s exactly why the whole citizenship process drags on for months on end.
If they didn't run background checks back in your home country, you'd probably be done in two weeks.

Part of living in a democracy means actually respecting the law, and that’s exactly what they expect from anyone applying for citizenship.

The criminal charges and penalties hitting members of Living Wall and their supporters are totally justified, though honestly, they're way too light.
In Western countries, they hand out much harsher sentences—and rightfully so.

So just to clarify, am I getting a full FBI file and fingerprinting? Or is this violation more along the lines of a minor traffic ticket?
Richard Lewis16 said:yeah

though if you've ever even slightly stepped out of line, they probably already have it on file

Does a Dossier complicate things when trying to work or obtain citizenship in other countries, especially in the West?
I’m looking for some insight here. A family very close to me is facing eviction in Washington, D.C. soon. I know it likely won't change the outcome, but I want to be there to show my support.

If the police decide to throw us into a transport van, would they end up creating a Dossier for me at the station?