Daniel Atz — founder of LuxCitizenship — was featured in Luxembourg Times for his insight into a spike in U.S. citizens applying for Luxembourg nationality following the 2022 U.S. Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.
The article, titled “More Americans applied for Luxembourg citizenship after Roe v Wade overturn”, explores how major political shifts — particularly concerning personal freedoms — are motivating Americans to seek second citizenship through ancestral ties.
Daniel shared how LuxCitizenship observed an increase in interest shortly after the ruling, reinforcing the idea that citizenship decisions are deeply tied to broader societal and legal changes.
👉 Read the original article in Luxembourg Times (English):
More Americans applied for Luxembourg citizenship after Roe v Wade overturn →
