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Citizenship backlog

Nearing the last step before naturalization, prospective citizens waiting for their private interviews at the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services office in Santa Ana are reflected in the glass covering a giant flag in the waiting room. Some immigration offices in Southern California are working weekends to get through a backlog of more than 180,000 people hoping to become American citizens.