Why Dual Citizenship Is a Privilege, Not a Right, in the Eyes of Some Nations Dual citizenship has become an increasingly complex and contentious issue in modern society.
As more individuals acquire nationality from multiple countries, governments are grappling with the implications of dual loyalty, conflicting interests, and unequal access to rights and benefits.
Historical Roots of Exclusivity Prior to World War I, the idea of multiple nationalities was relatively common in Europe among royal families and aristocrats.