Finally.
The real issue regarding 0bama’s citizenship revolves around issue of dual citizenship, or possibly multiple citizenship.
Was 0bama a “natural born” US citizen when he was born with both US and Kenyan citizenship?
Is he still a Kenyan citizen, and if not, when did that change?
Did he ever become an Indonesian citizen?
Was his US citizenship status ever lost or changed due to either of these issues?
Unfortunately, these real and legitimate questions have been overshadowed and tainted by the “Kenyan birth” nonsense.
If he was born in Hawaii, he is in fact ‘natural born’.
Whether Kenya recognizes him as a citizen of Kenya, or of the UK, or not, is immaterial.
Once he has US citizenship, it cannot be renounced until
he is 18, and then only in the presence of US consular officals, not by his parents on his behalf, nor by a foreign
bureaucrat. Adoption by foreign nationals or posession of a
foreign passport do not jepoardize his citizenship. If he served in the Indonesian Army, on the other hand, you would have a case since this is specifically cited as an act of
renunciation.
If he in fact renounced in front of a US consular official, then the fact that he did so would be in the State Dept files and could be discovered. I haven’t yet heard of such a discovery, but I find it difficult to imagine that noone
has sought to have it disclosed.
So, these “real and legitimate” questions are fairly easily disposed of in the light of US law.
The answer to that would be no. He could lose his citizenship only if he gave it up himself, and only as an adult.