In June 2026, Yesica McKeone became a US citizen during a naturalization ceremony attended by thousands. McKeone, who emigrated from Michoacán, Mexico, at the age of two, expressed her feelings of pride and relief upon taking the oath of allegiance. The ceremony took place as the United States approaches its 250th anniversary. Some attendees reportedly expressed emotions, with some crying softly during the event. The atmosphere at the ceremony reflects a sentiment among new citizens that the US is 'not as welcoming as in the past,' amid ongoing discussions about immigration policies.
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New US Citizens Experience Mixed Emotions During Naturalization Ceremony
Yesica McKeone became a US citizen in June 2026 during a ceremony attended by many new citizens. As the US nears its 250th anniversary, some attendees expressed pride and relief, while also noting a perception that the country is less welcoming than in previous years.
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As the US turns 250, new citizens feel pride and unease: ‘It’s survival’
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New US Citizens Experience Mixed Emotions During Naturalization Ceremony