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I read it as they're not requiring citizenship, they're requiring clearance, which requires citizenship.
by trhr 4y ago
I read it as they're not requiring citizenship, they're requiring clearance, which requires citizenship.
- 0xBDB 4y agoIt wouldn't matter if they were requiring citizenship. The protected category is national origin. Companies can't normally require native-born citizenship but any company can refuse to hire non-citizens. Citizenship is a pretty common requirement in information security in sensitive industries, to use the example I'm familiar with.
- trhr 4y agoYeah, that makes sense. Who would deny a naturalized American all the rights and privileges? I don't know what people are getting upset about; I don't see anything that says "requires a native-born US citizen." It says "US ONLY US Citizen," but that only excludes people who still swear allegiance to King Charles.