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150 new US citizens sworn in during special 4th of July ceremony at Mount Vernon
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· July 5, 2026
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One hundred fifty people from 50 nations gathered Saturday at the home of the United States’ first president to celebrate not only the 250th anniversary of the nation’s founding but also their first day as American citizens.
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