I agree, except citizenship has significant hurdles to immigrants. And lots of people take theirs for granted. People who immigrate and become citizens, yes -

I agree, except citizenship has significant hurdles to immigrants. And lots of people take theirs for granted. People who immigrate and become citizens, yes - they are invested. I don't think people who are natural citizens are as invested (except by default). And I definitely don't think people who are non-citizens are not invested -- they aren't allowed to "invest" in the same way. For local residency, it's a little different since it's relatively easy to switch residency (at least here in the US).