sealybobo
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My German CO worker just became a citizen too. He can go to school, work, get a passport and vote too but like Cruz he can't be potus. You got to be born here. Not just one of your parents is or was an American and she ran to socialist Canada to be with Fidel castroNo. And did Ted's mom so that?This is an episode straight out of family guy. Peter found out he's an illegal immigrant. Look it up.Of course he's not qualified but eligibility is a legitimate concern. He mother was born in the US but became a Canadian citizen. Cruz was a Canadian citizen until 2013. This theoretically means that before 2013 he could have been prime minister of Canada and a US senator.
Do you know why Ted had dual citizenship, Canada has birthright citizenship just like the US. His parents moved to the US when Ted was 4 and his dual citizenship was never a topic of family conversation.
American muslim Lady moves to Pakistan and has a kid with a yeman man and they raise him as a Pakistani Muslim. Can that kid come here and one day run for president because his mother was born here?
If she registered the birth at the embassy he would be a US citizen by birth. So yes, he could.
Right now Americans who sympathize with Isis are going to the middle East. They are impregnating thousands of women and they will register all of them at the embassy but raise them Isis style. They'll come home at age 14. By 18 they'll be ready. Or when old enough they can tea bag Texas like Cruz, but they can't be potus. Got to be born here like Obama or McCain's an exception
Funny, in your last post you said Cruz was eligible, make up your freaking mind.
Most children born abroad to a U.S. citizen parent(s) acquire U.S. citizenship at birth. As soon as possible after the birth, the U.S. citizen parent(s) should contact the nearest U.S. Embassy or Consulate.
If the consul determines that the child has acquired U.S. citizenship, a consular officer prepares a Consular Report of Birth Abroad of a Citizen of the United States of America (Form FS-240). This document is recognized in the United States as proof of acquisition of U.S. citizenship, and it is acceptable evidence of citizenship for obtaining a passport, entering school, and most other purposes.
Birth Abroad of a U.S. Citizen