Humans of Ada

Humans of Ada

About the Writer Delaney Beak and Cheyene Howell|September 19, 2018

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About the Writers

Delaney Beak is a senior at Ada High and is in her third year of working for the Cougar Call as the editor. Beak likes to write and edit all types of writing.

Beak...

Cheyene Howell, Photo Editor

Cheyene Howell a senior at Ada High School, is in her third year of journalism. As a photo editor of The Cougar Call, Howell plans to focus primarily...

Humans of Ada

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"It feels no different to be a citizen. Really I was one before I just didn't have the paper work to prove it. The process of becoming a citizen, well, it's a lot paper work and they have to process it and then you go take the oath for your citizenship. And a fun fact is like everyone that was at the swear in were all Chinese kids that had there citizenship taken away. The reason I got my citizenship taken was because over the years since I was adopted there was a time from 1996-2006 that was the grandfather period. So we were all grandfathered in. Basically when you are an international adoption, when you touch U.S soil you are automatically a citizen but they never gave paper work to prove it. I was really angry because I tried to get an Oklahoma licences transfer from New York and for some reason they wouldn't do a transfer. They said I had to retake my road test and I didn't think that was a big deal. I went to take my road test and they said I couldn't because I didn't have proof that I was a citizen and that was a huge set back on me and I felt really bad for my mom because she had to drive me around all of the time and I needed to start depended on other people all the time for rides. It sucked because I didn't want to have to take time out of someone else's day but they were nice enough to help me out." Deborah Thornton.

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