Michael Blackson officially became an American citizen on Wednesday (November 24), and he took to Instagram to share the news with the world.
Michael turned in his green card to U.S. immigration and officially became an American “Modasucka.”
He took to Instagram writing:
I’m showing ya this because I have to turn this in back to the U.S immigration today at 10 in Los Angeles .
For those who have no idea what this is it’s a green card and now you know a green card is not green lol.
I’ve made a living making fun of America and Americans but all jokes aside America is by far the greatest country in the world and that’s why everyone comes here for an opportunity.
Today I’m turning in my green card to replace it with an American citizenship certificate. I’m not going to get into details of why it took over 30 yrs to finally become a citizen but one reason was I just loved being an African and wanted to stay authentic.
This Country has been nothing but a blessing to me especially my Black Americans who embraced me from the first time they saw me on Comic view and the movie next Friday, can’t forgot my Latin Americans who also showed me love then followed by Asian Americans, Indian America then about 5 yrs ago White Americans came on board.
I say that because that’s what makes American great is a whole bunch of people from different parts of the world came to settle in one place and that’s why this is the best country in the world. Can’t wait to swear in so I can apply for welfare
See the original IG post below:
See live footage of Micheal being sworn in below:
After becoming a U.S. citizen, Michael reached out to his followers to help him see what this citizenship life is hitting fo.
Michael was born in Ghana, West Africa, and he was 13-years-old when his parents moved to America, in 1987, for a better life.
They lived in Newark, New Jersey for three years before moving to Philly where the cost of living was cheaper.
Michael started his comedy career in Philadelphia and eventually moved out to Los Angeles to perform in bigger venues.
Fast-forward nearly 30 years to today, and he is now super successful and a U.S. citizen.
Congratulations Michael Blackson!
Source: The Philadelphia Tribune
