citizen by statute

Legislative History of INA § 301(g) Proves Mark Levin WRONG About Ted Cruz

Feb 6, 2016

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14th Amendment, 1866 Civil Rights Act, Article II, british nationality act, citizen at birth, citizen by statute, citizenship at birth, Cruz, Eligibility, natural born citizen, wong kim ark

This article was published by World Net Daily. It is an important legal memorandum and simplifies the constitutional questions of how statute affects terms of art in the original text: Opinion: Leonard A. Daneman on Ted Cruz Eligibility http://www.wnd.com/2016/02/ted-cruzs-eligibility-tied-to-womens-rights-movement/ Legislative History of INA § 301(g) The Citizenship of Ted Cruz Tied to Women’s Rights Movement…
A Timeline of Barack Hussein Obama’s Nationality and Citizenships

Jan 21, 2010

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abandonment, Article II, barack obama british, barack obama citizenship, bigamy, birther, british nationality act, citizen at birth, citizen by statute, dual citizen, Eligibility, obama’s citizenship, pakistan, village wedding, void ab initio

1) The father, Obama, Sr., was already married to a Kezia in Kenya. Therefore, the marriage to Dunham was void ab initio due to bigamy. This meant Obama, Jr. obtained U.S. nationality by statute through his mother, either through 8 U.S.C. 1401, native birth to a U.S. mother, or 8 U.S.C. 1409, the out-of-wedlock provision.…