Arnold Schwarzenegger Celebrates Becoming U.S. Citizen 40 Years Ago
It’s a proud moment for Arnold Schwarzenegger as he celebrates 40 years of being a U.S. citizen. And what better way to mark this milestone than with a social media post?
The former bodybuilder, actor, and politician took to Instagram to share a series of photos that showcased his journey from growing up in Austria to becoming a citizen of the United States. In the background, the audio of his speech from the 2004 Republican National Convention played, adding an extra touch of nostalgia to the post.
Schwarzenegger officially became a U.S. citizen on September 17, 1983. In his speech, he expressed his gratitude and amazement at the opportunities he had received in America. He fondly remembered daydreaming about living in the country when he was a young boy in school, and the pride he felt when he took the oath of citizenship.
The photo gallery also included snapshots from his childhood in Austria, his time as California’s governor, and his role as a family man. Schwarzenegger made it clear that becoming a U.S. citizen was one of the proudest moments of his life and credited America for everything he has achieved. “Born in Austria, Made in America!” he wrote.
While celebrating this milestone, Schwarzenegger also shared another recent achievement. He recently made his series television debut in Netflix’s spy adventure series, Fubar, which has been renewed for a second season. Fubar revolves around a CIA operative on the brink of retirement who uncovers a family secret, forcing him to take on one final mission. The series blends family dynamics with global espionage and adds a dash of humor.
Schwarzenegger’s journey from an Austrian immigrant to a successful actor and politician is an inspiring story of the American dream. His 40 years as a U.S. citizen serve as a reminder of the opportunities and possibilities that America has to offer. Congratulations to Arnold Schwarzenegger for reaching this remarkable milestone!
