What does the U.S. Citizenship Oath contain?

The declaration of naturalization as an American citizen reads as follows:

I solemnly swear here

to completely renounce all rights to any foreign country to which I previously belonged

Citizenship and Loyalty of a Prince, Monarchy, State or Sovereignty

I will support and defend the Constitution and laws of the United States of America

against all enemies domestic and foreign

I will sincerely Allegiance to the United States

When the law requires it

I will take up arms to defend the United States

When the law requires it

I will defend the United States Perform non-combat military service

When required by law

I will do important work for the country under the direction of government officials

I hereby swear an oath: Never No mental blocks, excuses or reservations, please God help me.

The United States is the most stringent in taking an oath of allegiance to naturalization. Not only overseas immigrants need to take an oath of allegiance, but also its own people. There was once a report that a sixth-grade student in Florida, USA, refused to take an oath of allegiance to the American flag. Pledge of Allegiance was arrested because he felt the American flag had racist connotations.