Chapter 2355
Agreeing with the Socialist Party Candidate's idea was the result of careful consideration. Strictly speaking, these capitalists from overseas were also part of the Federation.
After all, quite a few of them had already become citizens. They were legal, legitimate Federation citizens.
But people would not consider them Federation natives simply because they held Federation passports and enjoyed the Federation's social welfare.
It was just like... those first- and second-generation immigrants. Even after reaching the third generation, people of immigrant descent were still seen as people of immigrant descent.
Federation society would not give them the broad designation of "Federation native."
Instead, it would continue to identify them by the origins of their ancestry.
For example, Nagaril immigrants and Gefra immigrants. They were not Federation natives, and it was difficult for them to become so.
Drag had immigrated to the Federation nearly six or seven years ago, but Federation citizens still did not consider him one of their own.
His son was even less of a Federation native, and his newborn grandchildren did not count either. Perhaps it would take another two or three generations before they could be regarded as "Federation mixed-blood descendants."
It was a very strange phenomenon.
The Federation was a multiethnic nation with no dominant ethnicity, yet its people strongly identified with their Federation identity and were not particularly friendly toward those of immigrant descent.
This was caused by many factors—society, religion, culture, and competition. It was not something that could be explained or resolved simply.
But doing something, rather than doing nothing, would allow them to become part of the country more quickly and gain acceptance and recognition.
The old man asked, "How are you planning to ruin the Conservative Party Candidate's reputation?"
The Socialist Party Candidate answered confidently, "Give him an unforgettable