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To: JayGalt

But he was also born a U.S. citizen and India doen’t allow dual citizenship, so which citizenship holds?


189 posted on 08/30/2023 12:58:00 PM PDT by FreedomForce
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To: FreedomForce

He is entitled to be considered a citizen of India and India would have jurisdiction. Birth right citizenship is not an American law. It is a regulation of the US Citizenship & Immigration Services.
That is why President Trump & several other candidates have included the removal of this policy as part of their platforms. I do not believe Indian citizenship could be renounced until adulthood since there are legal forms in the process.

https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-12-part-h-chapter-3


199 posted on 08/30/2023 1:13:51 PM PDT by JayGalt (A proud slave must be broken before the contagion spreads. Ever was it thus.)
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