Interesting stuff.
If there are records showing that Barry was admitted to the country as a legal alien refugee because of some documented danger in Indonesia, would there be any time limit as to how long he could remain in the country without seeking to become a citizen? I shouldn’t think the problem could have persisted all that long.
Do you have any idea why their safety might have been compromised at that time?
As for changing his name back, it seems to me that he still committed perjury when he signed a statement saying that he had had no other names upon joining the bar in Illinois. And he is said to have registered at Occidental College as Barry Soetoro, Indonesian, although the records there are sealed.
“As for changing his name back, it seems to me that he still committed perjury when he signed a statement saying that he had had no other names upon joining the bar in Illinois. And he is said to have registered at Occidental College as Barry Soetoro, Indonesian, although the records there are sealed.”
Barry Soetoro was ruled persona non grata, or a person that does not exist, when the Soetoro adoption was voided. Consequently, he can legally state he has never used the name, “Barry Soetoro”.
What he cannot tell you and what the DoS lawyers have been very careful about when they respond to FOIA lawsuits is Barack’s citizenship status when he was in Indonesia.
Voiding an adoption does not void the persons citizenship status, otherwise the person would become stateless. The Hawaii District Court does not have jurisdiction as to citizenship. Citizenship is a function of the Executive Branch.
The Court Ordered persona, Barack Hussein Obama II, which was the result of a complaint by Barack Hussein Obama, Sr. on the Soetoro adoption, would have kept the same nationality as Barry Soetoro, persona non grata. BHO II would have had to appear before a Federal Officer representing the Executive Branch before he could recover his US citizenship.