May 09, 2013
| Sarnata Reynolds
| Tagged as: Africa, Bangladesh, Burma, Dominican Republic, Haiti, Kuwait, Nepal, South Sudan, Sudan, Americas, Asia, Middle East, Statelessness
There are roughly 4,000 ‘citizens of nowhere’ in the United States
today. They are from Kuwait, Burma, the former Soviet Union and
Yugoslavia, and many other places. Legally speaking, however, they don’t
belong anywhere.