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The frustration may also have to do with reconciling religious principles with the views that are held by many people in the Church.

But for reasons that don't necessarily have to do with the grip on track.

Generally, over the years, it’s been a list of 100 questions which serve as a study guide for the naturalization applicant, and it is all questions that have to do with the American system of government.

“What does this have to do with Jewish people? I’m confused,” he said.

This lack of research might have to do with the fact that those affected are predominantly poor, says Ms Lemos.