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“Cruz was a citizen the moment he was born, because his mother was a \us citizen, so he’s a natural born citizen”

No, that is an often repeated lie. If his mother was still a U.S. citizen on 22 December 1970, which is in doubt, the only path to U.S. citizenship for Ted Cruz was the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Act of 1952 that offered an opportunity to elect or decline U.S. naturalized citizenship for a child born abroad with a U.S. citizen parent.

“The alternative would be a naturalized citizen, but Cruz never had to go through a naturalization process.”

The claim that a person acquires natural born citizenship by being born with a U.S. citizen parent anywhere inside or outside U.S. jurisdiction is a lie and a fraud. No person has lawfully acquired U.S. natural born citizenship except when born under the protection of diplomatic immunity. Birth abroad with or without U.S. citizen parents has always required naturalization without or with naturalization quota procedures to acquire only U.S. naturalized citizenship. From the Naturalization Act of 1802 to the act in 1855 and afterwards for some classes, a child born abroad with 2 U.S. citizen parents was born without any U.S. citizenship, natural born citizenship or naturalized citizenship, because there was no available naturalization law in effect to grant naturalized citizenship to these children of US. citizens. The U.S. Supreme Court noted these facts in its comment: U.S. Supreme Court case: United State v. Wong Kim Ark, 169 U.S. 649, 18 S.Ct. 456, 42 L.Ed. “A person born out of the jurisdiction of the United States can only become a citizen by being naturalized....”

“Tell them a hundred more times and i guarantee you won’t even leave a dent.....some are a little slow if you know what i mean.”

Your repetition of the same lies and mistakes a hundred times doesn’t make them any less erroneous than they wee when you made them the first time.