The article discusses a significant rise in Americans applying for British citizenship, particularly since Donald Trump's second inauguration. The Home Office reports that in the first three months of 2025, applications jumped by 12 percent, indicating a record number of U.S. citizens seeking to make the UK their home. Expert commentary highlights that many applicants come from marginalized communities, driven by concerns over personal safety, financial stability, and political climate in the U.S. This trend underscores the deep anxieties faced by Americans under current governance.
The number of Americans applying to become British citizens has skyrocketed since Donald Trump's second inauguration, new Home Office data reveals.
People are leaving because of fear, frustration and financial security. Beyond that is a deeper fear about personal safety.
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