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82 people become U.S. citizens at Indianapolis airport
Eighty-two people became U.S. citizens at Indianapolis International Airport on November 4, 2026. The airport authority’s account and Axios’s on-site reporting document the completed ceremony. This is an individual citizenship milestone, not a change to immigration law or a promise of approval for other applicants.
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Original source date: · Indianapolis Airport Authority
Location: Indianapolis International Airport, Indiana, United States
Editorial illustrationThe positive outcome is the citizenship obtained by the people sworn in at this event. The airport release identifies the event date; the independent report includes a photograph of the judge administering the oath. No broader eligibility change is claimed.
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- Indianapolis Airport Authority · Indy Airport Hosts Its 3rd Annual Naturalization Ceremony
Published: Nov 5, 2026 · Accessed: Nov 11, 2026
“welcomed 82 individuals to their new life as U.S. citizens.”
- Axios Indianapolis · Indianapolis airport welcomes 82 new U.S. citizens
Published: Nov 5, 2026 · Accessed: Nov 11, 2026
“swears in 82 new citizens during the Indianapolis International Airport's third annual naturalization ceremony.”