Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from 1969 Annual Report
In 1969, citizenship responsibilities were met not only through the naturalization process itself but also by encouraging the education of aliens for citizenship through the publication of appropriate texts furnished the public schools for citizenship classes. Another re sponsibility that has expanded in recent years is that of issuing certificates to persons who derive u.s. Citizenship either through birth abroad to citizen parents or through the naturalization of parents.
Other auxiliary services covered in this report are detention and deportation, the work of special inquiry officers, and the office of the chief law officer, the General Counsel, as well as the many support services of finance, personnel, procurement, statistics, records keeping, and management analysis.
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