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The program continues its special two-hour program live from San Francisco City Hall's South Light Court. In this second hour, the show discusses the U.S. Citizenship Test. What does the test look for in candidates for citizenship? How effective is it as a tool for evaluation, and should it be revised to better serve its purpose? Host: Michael Krasny Guests:
Alfonso Aguilar, chief of the Office of Citizenship with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
Ildar Hafizov, citizenship and immigration program director at the International Institute of San Francisco
Jora Atienza Washington, a recent U.S. citizen who emigrated from the Philippines
Nyuk Moi Shim, a recent U.S. citizen who emigrated from Hong Kong
Reshma Shamasunder, director of the California Immigrant Policy Center
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