::::Oh, very helpful, thanks for the reference. I thought there weren't any articles whatsoever. So I was surprised to see them. I still think there's something missing overall regarding the US. There's an article called Birthright citizenship in the United States of America (the article topic excludes naturalized citizens) and United States nationality law. But wondering what you think  shouldn't there be an article called "Citizenship in the United States"? My thinking is it would include both (1) birthright and (2) naturalized citizens. It would be a main article, and a sub-articles would be "Birthright Citizenship in the US" and "Nationality Law in the US". So, the logical tree would be something like this:   

 :::::*Citizenship (all kinds; EU; supranational, etc) 
 :::::**Citizenship in the EU 
 :::::**Citizenship in the US (birthright & naturalized) <PROPOSED NEW SECTION 
 :::::***Birthright citizenship in the US (focus on this type) 
 :::::***Nationality Law in the US (focus is more on the laws regarding citizenship) 

 ::::Wondering what you think; I'm interested in putting in a section of writers critical of Americans for not being citizens, and I have no idea which section it should go it.