The United States is restoring "neighborhood investigations" for immigration applicants.

On August 29, Jin10 reported that a policy memorandum released by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services indicates that the U.S. government is resuming "neighborhood investigations" for applicants for U.S. citizenship. According to reports, this system requires investigators to conduct "field investigations," which may include interviews with the applicant's neighbors, colleagues, etc., to determine if the applicant meets the requirements for obtaining U.S. citizenship.
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