And why wouldn't Rosario become a US citizen? He was already found guilty in Italy and knew they wanted to deport him. It only makes sense that he should apply for citizenship.
Sometimes it's just a formality they don't bother with. Sometimes like I mentioned earlier, they don't qualify as a good citizen to be a citizen, so they stick with the permanent residency.
Once he's found guilty in Italy, it's very well he does not qualify for American citizenship.
My husband's been in this country 20 years and still not a citizen. Sometimes they just can't remember that George Washington was the first president.
I made a funny there. 
