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By MARK SCOLFORO
Rappahannock Neva Staff Writer
Teenage brothers Sam and Kevin Kilhefner of Amissville were sworn in as American citizens during a special ceremony in Arlington for the adopted foreign children of Americans two weeks ago.
When they arrived at the Key School for the ceremony, they learned that not only was it the day they would become naturalized citizens, it was also a special program commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS).
Sam, 14, and Kevin, 12, are students in the Culpeper school system. Their father, John, is the cartoonist for the Rappahannock News.
Mr. Kilhefner met the boys’ mother, Hannah, while working in Africa. He adopted Kevin and Sam and the Kilhefners have three younger children together. Those three kids, Johnny, Freddie and Brenda, are already citizens.
Sam and Kevin said thtey were caught off guard by the reporters and cameramen at the
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