The number of Americans renouncing citizenship due to politics has increased in the United States.

More and more Americans are renouncing their citizenship for political reasons. This was reported on October 18 by The Washington Post (WP).

"Every year, from 5,000 to 6,000 Americans living abroad lose their U.S. citizenship," the publication says.

According to immigration lawyers, renunciation of United States citizenship is most often related to tax and logistical issues. However, according to experts, politics has recently played an "increasingly important role," and Americans who renounce their citizenship have expressed "dissatisfaction with the country's policies and course."

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