This bill amends the Immigration and Nationality Act to significantly ease the path to United States citizenship for U.S. nationals, particularly those residing in outlying possessions. It establishes a new pathway for naturalization, waiving the English language and civics knowledge requirements , as well as certain continuous residence and physical presence stipulations, for nationals who have continuously resided in a U.S. state or outlying possession from birth. The legislation also addresses logistical barriers by allowing naturalization applications, interviews, and oath ceremonies to be conducted within an outlying possession , thereby eliminating the need for applicants to travel to a U.S. state. Furthermore, it grants the Secretary of Homeland Security discretion to waive personal interviews and impose a reduced fee for these specific naturalization applications. These changes aim to expedite citizenship for U.S. nationals, including those serving in the military, without requiring them to relocate or undergo additional educational testing. Additionally, the bill expands eligibility for children of U.S. nationals to become citizens, allowing those who are present and reside in an outlying possession to qualify. This comprehensive approach seeks to recognize the permanent allegiance of U.S. nationals and facilitate their integration as full citizens.