Chinese American citizens

Chinese American citizens are individuals of Chinese heritage who have become legal residents and members of the United States through citizenship. They can be born in the U.S. or naturalized after immigrating. As American citizens, they have rights such as voting and running for office, and responsibilities like paying taxes. Their backgrounds contribute to the diverse cultural fabric of the U.S., often enriching communities with unique traditions, languages, and perspectives. Chinese Americans typically maintain connections to their cultural roots while integrating into American society.