April 6, 2024: A 99-Year-Old Indian woman identified as Daibai has been granted US citizenship on Friday (April 5). She was born in India in 1925 and currently living with her daughter in Orlando.
Taking to Twitter, sharing the image, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) said, “They say age is just a number. That seems true for this lively 99-year-old who became a #NewUSCitizen in our Orlando office. Daibai is from India and was excited to take the Oath of Allegiance. She's pictured with her daughter and our officer who swore her in. Congrats Daibai!”
Immediately after sharing the image of Daibai, the USCIS garnered attention from netizens on social media. Her story gave rise among netizens to questions about whether or not the American dream is open to anyone.
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Immediately after sharing the image of Daibai, the USCIS garnered attention from the netizens on social media
April 6, 2024: A 99-Year-Old Indian woman identified as Daibai has been granted US citizenship on Friday (April 5). She was born in India in 1925 and currently living with her daughter in Orlando.
Taking to Twitter, sharing the image, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) said, “They say age is just a number. That seems true for this lively 99-year-old who became a #NewUSCitizen in our Orlando office. Daibai is from India and was excited to take the Oath of Allegiance. She's pictured with her daughter and our officer who swore her in. Congrats Daibai!”
Immediately after sharing the image of Daibai, the USCIS garnered attention from netizens on social media. Her story gave rise among netizens to questions about whether or not the American dream is open to anyone.