Forced Registration For Aliens of German, Italian, Or Japanese Origin

The United States government mandates that aliens aged 14 or older, of German, Italian, or Japanese nationality, apply for identification certificates at post offices in February. This measure aims to strengthen national security. The government acknowledges the loyalty of these non-citizens and views their compliance as further evidence of their allegiance to democracy.

What is the primary reason for the new identification requirement by the U.S. government?

• To increase tax revenue

• To enhance national security

• To promote cultural exchange

• To reduce immigration

Which group of people is required to apply for certificates of identification?

• Aliens under 14 years of age

• All U.S. citizens

• All immigrants regardless of nationality

• Non-citizens of German, Italian, or Japanese nationality aged 14 or older

Where should the applications for identification certificates be submitted?

• Online through the government portal

• At local police stations

• At city halls

• At post offices

During which month will the applications for identification be accepted?

• April

• March

• February

• January

How does the government view the compliance of non-citizens with the new law?

• As evidence of loyalty to democracy

• As a burden on resources

• As a temporary measure

• As a sign of disloyalty