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For many federal judges, presiding over naturalization ceremonies is the best (or one of the best) parts of the job. Nobody goes home unhappy. The Court is putting on a supersized one as part of the 4th of July festivities (Judge Bloom presiding). You can still RSVP at miamidade250@miamidade.gov. It's this Friday.
2 comments:
One of the court ceremonies I've always loved attending. Been to a few for friends. Never felt anything but tremendous pride in being an American by the end. Judge Bloom will do a great job I am sure.
Went to few ceremonies back in the day at the Miami Beach Convention Center for my wife and then her family a couple years later. Great event and usually not a dry eye in the house afterwards. At one event, they did a "roll call" of all the countries that people were originally from before becoming US citizens. Of course Cuba and Colombia got the loudest cheers.
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