04-30-2019, 07:16 PM
An April 2000 report by the Congressional Research Service, asserts that most constitutional scholars interpret the phrase “natural born citizen” as including citizens born outside the United States to parents who are U.S. citizens under the “natural born” requirement.
Notice PARENTS, plural, who are US citizens.
Vattel, Laws of Nations, describes that a person's father, his blood and allegiance determines his child's citizenship. A mother has nothing to do with this.
Judge Pryor (she was nominated to the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals by President Obama safely in office in 2012, and confirmed by the Senate in 2014 )is correct because just as “persons born abroad of alien parents, who later become citizens by naturalization” do not qualify as natural born, neither should a person born of one American and one alien parent, qualify as natural born. This latter circumstance is the definition and the qualifications of a person having the rights of nationality in two countries, or dual citizenship.
Notice PARENTS, plural, who are US citizens.
Vattel, Laws of Nations, describes that a person's father, his blood and allegiance determines his child's citizenship. A mother has nothing to do with this.
Judge Pryor (she was nominated to the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals by President Obama safely in office in 2012, and confirmed by the Senate in 2014 )is correct because just as “persons born abroad of alien parents, who later become citizens by naturalization” do not qualify as natural born, neither should a person born of one American and one alien parent, qualify as natural born. This latter circumstance is the definition and the qualifications of a person having the rights of nationality in two countries, or dual citizenship.
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― Voltaire
― Voltaire