Eligibility
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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…
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Why Challenging Wong Kim Ark/14th Amendment Soil Citizenship is Essential, and Critical to the Question of Obama’s Article II Eligibility Ask anyone, from average citizen to presidential candidate, and they will tell you birth on U.S. soil is all that is required to become a citizen at birth. They will also agree if you suggest…
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Important Update: In his comment section at http://puzo1.blogspot.com/, Mario Apuzzo reveals what I expected, that even though Madison won an argument that Mr. Smith was a citizen based on ‘place of birth’ principles, Madison followed the 1790 Act passed 10-months later requiring a U.S. citizen parent . . . birthplace not being an active principle in…
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UPDATE January 5, 2018: The debate over D.A.C.A. and ‘chain migration’ is raging. Citizenship at birth is, however, the ‘elephant in the room’ being totally ignored. It is my conclusion that ‘birthright citizenship’ was unconstitutionally created in 1898 by the U.S. Supreme Court in the Wong Kim Ark case, by misinterpreting the 14th Amendment and…
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. . . but they did nothing. Here is a real lawsuit. Sue John McCain and the Republican National Committee. Prior to the election, and prior to the Congressional Certification of Electoral Votes, McCain and 76 congressmen were faxed and e-mailed, and therefore informed that Barack Obama was not a Natural Born Citizen, and what…
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“No person except a natural born citizen, or a citizen of the United States, at the time of adoption of this Constitution, shall be eligible to the office of President . . . “ U.S. Const. Art. II, Sec. 1, Cl. 4 Remember diagramming sentences? We all studied this in the 4th grade, and hopefully again…