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[Title] => Naturalization bill signed
[Summary] => President Arroyo signed into law the other night a bill allowing the naturalization of non-Filipinos who were born in the Philippines and have resided here since birth.
In enacting the Administrative Naturalization Law of 2001, the President said she understands the predi-cament of aliens born in the Philippines who find it difficult to "share the spirit of nationhood when they deal with the government that has been half-hearted in making them citizens of the country which they want to serve."
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[Title] => Naturalization bill signed
[Summary] => President Arroyo signed into law the other night a bill allowing the naturalization of non-Filipinos who were born in the Philippines and have resided here since birth.
In enacting the Administrative Naturalization Law of 2001, the President said she understands the predi-cament of aliens born in the Philippines who find it difficult to "share the spirit of nationhood when they deal with the government that has been half-hearted in making them citizens of the country which they want to serve."
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[Title] => Quietly, Congress passes alien naturalization measure
[Summary] => The two chambers of Congress have approved a bill allowing aliens to acquire Philippine citizenship through administrative naturalization.
The House of Representatives and the Senate passed the proposed Administrative Naturalization Law of 2001 before adjourning their third and last regular session on Thursday.
The bill is now awaiting the signature of President Arroyo.
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[Title] => Quietly, Congress passes alien naturalization measure
[Summary] => The two chambers of Congress have approved a bill allowing aliens to acquire Philippine citizenship through administrative naturalization.
The House of Representatives and the Senate passed the proposed Administrative Naturalization Law of 2001 before adjourning their third and last regular session on Thursday.
The bill is now awaiting the signature of President Arroyo.
Under the measure, aliens who were born in the Philippines and have resided here since birth are qualified to acquire Philippine citizenship.
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[Title] => Senate shuns credit on naturalization bill
[Summary] => The Senate committee on justice and human rights headed by Senate Minority Leader Renato Cayetano has assured the faster passage of the proposed "Administrative Naturalization Law of 2001" by shunting aside any "billing" claim and giving the main credit to the House.
In a public hearing the other day, the committee decided to merely adopt the House version principally authored by Laguna Rep. Joaquin Chipeco Jr. instead of pushing for its version, principally authored by Sen. Franklin Drilon.
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[Title] => Senate shuns credit on naturalization bill
[Summary] => The Senate committee on justice and human rights headed by Senate Minority Leader Renato Cayetano has assured the faster passage of the proposed "Administrative Naturalization Law of 2001" by shunting aside any "billing" claim and giving the main credit to the House.
In a public hearing the other day, the committee decided to merely adopt the House version principally authored by Laguna Rep. Joaquin Chipeco Jr. instead of pushing for its version, principally authored by Sen. Franklin Drilon.
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ADMINISTRATIVE NATURALIZATION LAW
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In enacting the Administrative Naturalization Law of 2001, the President said she understands the predi-cament of aliens born in the Philippines who find it difficult to "share the spirit of nationhood when they deal with the government that has been half-hearted in making them citizens of the country which they want to serve."
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In enacting the Administrative Naturalization Law of 2001, the President said she understands the predi-cament of aliens born in the Philippines who find it difficult to "share the spirit of nationhood when they deal with the government that has been half-hearted in making them citizens of the country which they want to serve."
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[Summary] => The two chambers of Congress have approved a bill allowing aliens to acquire Philippine citizenship through administrative naturalization.
The House of Representatives and the Senate passed the proposed Administrative Naturalization Law of 2001 before adjourning their third and last regular session on Thursday.
The bill is now awaiting the signature of President Arroyo.
Under the measure, aliens who were born in the Philippines and have resided here since birth are qualified to acquire Philippine citizenship.
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[Summary] => The two chambers of Congress have approved a bill allowing aliens to acquire Philippine citizenship through administrative naturalization.
The House of Representatives and the Senate passed the proposed Administrative Naturalization Law of 2001 before adjourning their third and last regular session on Thursday.
The bill is now awaiting the signature of President Arroyo.
Under the measure, aliens who were born in the Philippines and have resided here since birth are qualified to acquire Philippine citizenship.
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[Summary] => The Senate committee on justice and human rights headed by Senate Minority Leader Renato Cayetano has assured the faster passage of the proposed "Administrative Naturalization Law of 2001" by shunting aside any "billing" claim and giving the main credit to the House.
In a public hearing the other day, the committee decided to merely adopt the House version principally authored by Laguna Rep. Joaquin Chipeco Jr. instead of pushing for its version, principally authored by Sen. Franklin Drilon.
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In a public hearing the other day, the committee decided to merely adopt the House version principally authored by Laguna Rep. Joaquin Chipeco Jr. instead of pushing for its version, principally authored by Sen. Franklin Drilon.
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