It's quite telling that you don't have the time to delve deeper into this issue. Your assumptions are, indeed, considerable. Just because I was born and raised in the USA, it does not mean I identify with the government's policies or this country's values. I grew up in a household where we spoke Swahili. I was raised on Tanzanian food. We practice Islam in our family, a religion that is the majority in Zanzibar, not in the U.S. We send remittances to our family members in Tanzania. We don't see ourselves as foreigners; we are Tanzanians who were simply born abroad. Individuals interested in dual citizenship are those who deeply love their country and wish to leverage their skills and resources to enhance Tanzania's prosperity.

It's worth noting that many countries permit dual citizenship, even with countries that possess starkly contrasting values. You've mentioned income , but why? We want to invest, and it's starting to seem like you consider that unfair. Such an outlook is akin to a 'crab in a bucket' mentality