Finally, we used the Citizenship and Immigration Canada Database to identify women who had immigrated to Ontario and their country of origin.
Instead, we used the citizenship registry of the Métis Nation of Ontario, which was established in 1994, to identify Métis citizens who are eligible rights holders in Ontario.
By using the term "citizenship regimes", Koopmans et al., (2005) refer, on the one hand, to individual access to nationality and, on the other hand, to cultural group rights.
Though Mr. Paul never used the word "citizenship" in his nearly 18-minute speech, he later clarified during an interview on Capitol Hill that he envisioned illegal immigrants "would get in the normal line.
The fact that Mr. Paul never used the word "citizenship" in his nearly 18-minute speech on Tuesday reflects the narrow line that many Republicans appear to be walking in supporting a major immigration overhaul.
In the analyses in the present article, we use the indicator citizenship to operationalize a migrant, as this was the only key indicator available in the gross sample dataset.
Lafayette, when captured, had tried to use the American citizenship he had been granted to secure his release, and contacted William Short, United States minister in The Hague.
Three years ago the SVP blocked a move to liberalize the citizenship process, using the image of dark-skinned hands snatching at Swiss passports.
His death has raised questions in Washington Heights about why a Dominican would die for the United States, and whether this country was using the promise of expedited citizenship as a lure to bolster its front lines.
Using the reform of the German citizenship law in 2000 and applying the DiD method is not possible here, because information on training is not available for the years 1994 to 1997.
