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<h1>Afghanistan</h1>
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<b>12</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Afghanistan.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 2,230</b> Afghanistan-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Albania</h1>
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<b>7</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Albania.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 5,088</b> Albania-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Algeria</h1>
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<b>5</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Algeria.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 808</b> Algeria-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Argentina</h1>
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<b>20</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Argentina.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 3,140</b> Argentina-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Australia</h1>
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<b>10</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Australia.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 1,202</b> Australia-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Azerbaijan</h1>
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<b>4</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Azerbaijan.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 1,233</b> Azerbaijan-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Bangladesh</h1>
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<b>53</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Bangladesh.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 6,979</b> Bangladesh-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Belarus</h1>
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<b>55</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Belarus.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 1,523</b> Belarus-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Belgium</h1>
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<b>5</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Belgium.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 523</b> Belgium-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Belize</h1>
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<b>3</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Belize.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 556</b> Belize-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Benin</h1>
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<b>3</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Benin.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 127</b> Benin-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Bolivia</h1>
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<b>4</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Bolivia.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 1,185</b> Bolivia-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Bosnia-Herzegovina</h1>
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<b>93</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Bosnia-Herzegovina.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 4,012</b> Bosnia-Herzegovina-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Brazil</h1>
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<b>29</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Brazil.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 8,867</b> Brazil-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Bulgaria</h1>
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<b>25</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Bulgaria.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 3,123</b> Bulgaria-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Burma</h1>
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<b>44</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Burma.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 2,399</b> Burma-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Burundi</h1>
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<b>3</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Burundi.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 145</b> Burundi-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Cambodia</h1>
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<b>152</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Cambodia.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 3,756</b> Cambodia-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Cameroon</h1>
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<b>55</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Cameroon.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 1,519</b> Cameroon-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Canada</h1>
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<b>132</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Canada.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 8,539</b> Canada-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Chile</h1>
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<b>9</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Chile.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 1,249</b> Chile-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>China</h1>
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<b>246</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in China.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 33,969</b> China-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Colombia</h1>
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<b>58</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Colombia.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 18,417</b> Colombia-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Congo</h1>
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<b>14</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Congo.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 1,057</b> Congo-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Costa Rica</h1>
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<b>9</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Costa Rica.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 1,114</b> Costa Rica-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Cote d'Ivoire</h1>
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<b>9</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Cote d'Ivoire.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 549</b> Cote d'Ivoire-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Croatia</h1>
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<b>5</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Croatia.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 589</b> Croatia-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Cuba</h1>
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<b>15</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Cuba.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 14,050</b> Cuba-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Czech Republic</h1>
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<b>3</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Czech Republic.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 367</b> Czech Republic-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Czechoslovakia (former)</h1>
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<b>7</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Czechoslovakia (former).<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 372</b> Czechoslovakia (former)-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Dominican Republic</h1>
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<b>11</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Dominican Republic.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 15,451</b> Dominican Republic-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Ecuador</h1>
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<b>66</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Ecuador.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 5,931</b> Ecuador-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Egypt</h1>
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<b>55</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Egypt.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 5,860</b> Egypt-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>El Salvador</h1>
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<b>47</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in El Salvador.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 10,343</b> El Salvador-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Eritrea</h1>
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<b>37</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Eritrea.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 991</b> Eritrea-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Ethiopia</h1>
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<b>813</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Ethiopia.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 8,903</b> Ethiopia-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Fiji</h1>
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<b>3</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Fiji.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 1,140</b> Fiji-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Finland</h1>
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<b>3</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Finland.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 286</b> Finland-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>France</h1>
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<b>31</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in France.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 2,203</b> France-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Gambia</h1>
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<b>19</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Gambia.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 444</b> Gambia-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Georgia</h1>
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<b>10</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Georgia.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 1,107</b> Georgia-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Germany</h1>
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<b>42</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Germany.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 4,001</b> Germany-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Ghana</h1>
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<b>84</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Ghana.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 4,211</b> Ghana-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Guatemala</h1>
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<b>29</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Guatemala.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 5,375</b> Guatemala-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Guinea</h1>
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<b>9</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Guinea.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 418</b> Guinea-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Guyana</h1>
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<b>75</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Guyana.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 4,932</b> Guyana-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Haiti</h1>
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<b>7</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Haiti.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 12,291</b> Haiti-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Honduras</h1>
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<b>14</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Honduras.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 3,056</b> Honduras-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Hong Kong</h1>
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<b>17</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Hong Kong.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 2,198</b> Hong Kong-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>India</h1>
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<b>586</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in India.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 61,142</b> India-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Indonesia</h1>
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<b>15</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Indonesia.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 2,765</b> Indonesia-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Iran</h1>
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<b>32</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Iran.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 9,337</b> Iran-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Iraq</h1>
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<b>40</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Iraq.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 3,489</b> Iraq-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Ireland</h1>
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<b>11</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Ireland.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 1,178</b> Ireland-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Israel</h1>
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<b>17</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Israel.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 3,205</b> Israel-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Italy</h1>
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<b>4</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Italy.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 2,064</b> Italy-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Jamaica</h1>
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<b>17</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Jamaica.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 12,070</b> Jamaica-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Japan</h1>
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<b>8</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Japan.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 1,622</b> Japan-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Jordan</h1>
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<b>27</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Jordan.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 2,436</b> Jordan-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Kazakhstan</h1>
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<b>25</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Kazakhstan.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 763</b> Kazakhstan-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Kenya</h1>
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<b>180</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Kenya.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 3,043</b> Kenya-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>South Korea</h1>
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<b>45</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in South Korea.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 11,170</b> South Korea-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Kuwait</h1>
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<b>6</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Kuwait.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 919</b> Kuwait-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Kyrgyzstan</h1>
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<b>4</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Kyrgyzstan.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 380</b> Kyrgyzstan-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Laos</h1>
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<b>567</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Laos.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 2,743</b> Laos-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Latvia</h1>
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<b>10</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Latvia.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 342</b> Latvia-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Lebanon</h1>
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<b>38</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Lebanon.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 3,266</b> Lebanon-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Liberia</h1>
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<b>444</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Liberia.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 3,360</b> Liberia-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Lithuania</h1>
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<b>5</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Lithuania.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 843</b> Lithuania-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Malaysia</h1>
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<b>18</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Malaysia.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 1,211</b> Malaysia-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Mexico</h1>
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<b>370</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Mexico.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 67,062</b> Mexico-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Moldova</h1>
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<b>29</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Moldova.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 1,235</b> Moldova-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Morocco</h1>
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<b>24</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Morocco.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 3,710</b> Morocco-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Nepal</h1>
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<b>41</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Nepal.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 2,185</b> Nepal-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Netherlands</h1>
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<b>11</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Netherlands.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 691</b> Netherlands-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>New Zealand</h1>
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<b>3</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in New Zealand.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 495</b> New Zealand-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Nicaragua</h1>
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<b>7</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Nicaragua.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 4,047</b> Nicaragua-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Nigeria</h1>
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<b>192</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Nigeria.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 9,126</b> Nigeria-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Pakistan</h1>
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<b>97</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Pakistan.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 11,601</b> Pakistan-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Panama</h1>
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<b>10</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Panama.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 1,215</b> Panama-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Peru</h1>
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<b>35</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Peru.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 8,551</b> Peru-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Philippines</h1>
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<b>174</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Philippines.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 35,465</b> Philippines-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Poland</h1>
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<b>23</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Poland.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 8,038</b> Poland-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Romania</h1>
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<b>34</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Romania.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 4,385</b> Romania-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Russia</h1>
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<b>120</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Russia.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 7,566</b> Russia-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Rwanda</h1>
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<b>8</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Rwanda.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 278</b> Rwanda-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Saint Lucia</h1>
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<b>3</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Saint Lucia.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 554</b> Saint Lucia-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Saudi Arabia</h1>
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<b>11</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Saudi Arabia.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 739</b> Saudi Arabia-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Senegal</h1>
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<b>12</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Senegal.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 633</b> Senegal-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Serbia and Montenegro</h1>
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<b>18</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Serbia and Montenegro.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 2,653</b> Serbia and Montenegro-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Sierra Leone</h1>
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<b>42</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Sierra Leone.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 1,878</b> Sierra Leone-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Singapore</h1>
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<b>4</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Singapore.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 336</b> Singapore-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Slovakia</h1>
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<b>5</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Slovakia.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 485</b> Slovakia-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Somalia</h1>
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<b>2021</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Somalia.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 5,728</b> Somalia-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>South Africa</h1>
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<b>21</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in South Africa.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 2,550</b> South Africa-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Russia</h1>
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<b>38</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Russia.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 2,954</b> Russia-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Spain</h1>
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<b>7</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Spain.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 1,115</b> Spain-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Sri Lanka</h1>
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<b>37</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Sri Lanka.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 1,421</b> Sri Lanka-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Sudan</h1>
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<b>108</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Sudan.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 2,885</b> Sudan-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Sweden</h1>
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<b>9</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Sweden.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 774</b> Sweden-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Switzerland</h1>
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<b>7</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Switzerland.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 484</b> Switzerland-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Syria</h1>
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<b>4</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Syria.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 2,029</b> Syria-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Taiwan</h1>
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<b>45</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Taiwan.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 5,621</b> Taiwan-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Tajikistan</h1>
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<b>3</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Tajikistan.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 178</b> Tajikistan-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Tanzania</h1>
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<b>15</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Tanzania.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 466</b> Tanzania-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Thailand</h1>
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<b>167</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Thailand.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 4,112</b> Thailand-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Togo</h1>
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<b>94</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Togo.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 1,253</b> Togo-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Trinidad & Tobago</h1>
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<b>14</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Trinidad & Tobago.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 4,740</b> Trinidad & Tobago-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Tunisia</h1>
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<b>5</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Tunisia.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 407</b> Tunisia-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Turkey</h1>
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<b>14</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Turkey.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 3,213</b> Turkey-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Uganda</h1>
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<b>15</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Uganda.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 637</b> Uganda-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Ukraine</h1>
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<b>94</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Ukraine.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 7,345</b> Ukraine-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>United Arab Emirates</h1>
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<b>7</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in United Arab Emirates.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 404</b> United Arab Emirates-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>United Kingdom</h1>
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<b>64</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in United Kingdom.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 8,401</b> United Kingdom-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Uzbekistan</h1>
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<b>6</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Uzbekistan.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 1,472</b> Uzbekistan-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Venezuela</h1>
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<b>29</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Venezuela.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 5,243</b> Venezuela-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Vietnam</h1>
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<b>291</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Vietnam.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 19,313</b> Vietnam-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Yemen</h1>
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<b>13</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Yemen.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 1,186</b> Yemen-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<h1>Zambia</h1>
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<b>6</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Zambia.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 317</b> Zambia-born immigrants were naturalized.
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<b>7</b> of the people naturalized in Minnesota in 2010 were born in Zimbabwe.<br><br>Nationwide, <b> 546</b> Zimbabwe-born immigrants were naturalized.
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