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1. deaddo+(OP)[view] [source] 2023-02-02 06:16:52
For the same reason they can require you to have a Driver's License, be able to carry 50+lbs, live in the borders of Maryland, etc, etc.

Having the right to work in the US doesn't entitle you to a job. And there are plenty of reasons government institutions would want to disallow non-nationals a position. The whole point of citizenship is, after all, buying into the system; if you're not "in" your allegiances or potential recourse can always be argued to be limited. Dual-Citizens, such as myself, are in a similar boat for the same reasons (unless they opt to renounce foreign ties).

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2. confid+of1[view] [source] 2023-02-02 15:14:25
>>deaddo+(OP)
Just to give some additional information but there are many government jobs or government contracting jobs where you can be a dual citizen, including I believe this one.
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3. deaddo+Lw2[view] [source] [discussion] 2023-02-02 20:31:30
>>confid+of1
I didn’t mean lacking the exact same job opportunities, but having their loyalties be questioned and denied from certain secure positions.

I don’t believe this job actually would be possible as the level of clearance requested is usually denied to dual-nationals (without renouncing, of course).

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4. confid+KT2[view] [source] [discussion] 2023-02-02 22:14:34
>>deaddo+Lw2
Oh ok, thanks for the clarification.
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