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Friday, April 14, 2006

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The Price of Naturalization

Tens of thousands of people

The path to citizenship is paved with a good amount of money. You've got to pay lawyers, attend civic courses and fill out tons of paperwork… not to mention $400 just to take the oath. Marketplace's Hillary Wicai reports.

Tens of thousands of people have rallied across the nation in the last few weeks, in opposition to immigration reform bills being considered in Congress. Meanwhile, thousands of immigrants are becoming naturalized American citizens. (Photo: Tim Boyle (c) Getty Images)

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    Citizen of the World
    Miguel Romero
    Since We Last Spoke
    RJD2
    The Golden Path
    The Chemical Brothers
    Barber's Scissors
    Dan Eyde
    Bank of Bad Habits
    Jimmy Buffet

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BLOG: The Greenwash Brigade

Environmental professionals scrutinize eco-friendly claims by businesses, governments and groups. Check out their reports.

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SPECIAL REPORT: The Middle East @ Work

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