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US simply doesn't recognize any other citizenships but it doesn't care what other passports you hold.

• davidw 10y ago
  This is correct. I know several people that have US + Italian, and I've been considering it myself, although Italy doesn't seem like much of an "escape pod" (per another comment) at the moment, the way things are going there.
• kobeya 10y ago
  What do you mean "doesn't recognize other citizenships"? Dual citizenship is legal.
  • Thieum22 10y ago
    You still have to bring your US passport to pass the customs. That is not the case for other counties that would recognize any valid passport.
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    • kobeya 10y ago
      Countries are free to define their own travel requirements for their citizens, which they do for security reasons. What you describe is a very obtuse definition of "does not recognize other passports."
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