Is that reason to deny someone citizenship?
It is definitely a reason to deny citizenship. It is a reason everywhere else in the world. Poland, UK, every other nation requires citizenship. Starting off by entering any country illegally is not how citizenship can be obtained. Not anywhere, unless like the EU they have a migrant policy. The US policy is thats anyone crossing illegally has committed a crime and should be deported. Thats the law, and Biden refuses to enforce it.
As for my family, I didnt know they were never naturalized until I got the census records and passenger manifests. Was funny too because some were so "patriotic".
Ineligible people get on voter rolls all the time. When people die they should be removed, but most States do not do it. This leads to some fraudulent mail in ballots. People who are not legally able to vote can register just about anywhere. NY for instance elections.ny.gov/voter-registration-process you can register online and you only need a NYS identification card. Anyone can get an ID card if they live anywhere in NY State. All you need is proof of residence like a gas bill or lease, and any other government document, such as your processing documents after crossing into the border on Biden's "parole" program. No brith certificate, nothing else. Anyone can get a social security card in the US as well, and for many years this was counted as a form or identification, like anyone can get a PESEL if they fill out the right paperwork.
Poland though, and the EU in general has much better controls in place with all the digital ID's and having to use bank accounts to digitally sign documents among other things. The US because States make their own voting laws, has 50 different piles of sh1t to comb through when it comes to voting problems. Proof of citizenship fixes all of those problems with one law. So why are democrats voting against it?