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Canadas new citizenship law, Bill C-three, allows children born abroad to Canadian parents to claim citizenship if the parent lived in Canada for at least three years. The law, effective December 15th, has seen a surge in applications, particularly from the U.S., UK, and Mexico. In January alone, over twelve thousand descent applications were received, with the U.S. leading the pack with nearly two thousand five hundred applications. Despite the increase, officials expect processing to handle the flow without chaos, opening doors for more global Canadians and keeping the maple leaf family growing steadily.

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