[rxsid]

That's all you've got? Can't cite a US law that would prevent a child born in the states from inheriting his/her father's foreign citizenship?

You can't. And the reason you can't, is that no such law exists....because the U.S. can not deny a foreigner from passing their "citizenship" unto their children.

As a Barry supporter you should feel ashamed for trying to deny the man his father's heritage.

[Mr Rogers]

“the U.S. can not deny a foreigner from passing their “citizenship” unto their children.”

Nor can they compel it - which is sufficient. The courts and our government have consistently ruled that someone born in the US is a US citizen by birth, with no allegiance to any other state unless they desire it.

The exceptions are the children of foreign diplomats, military, etc. And they STILL are US citizens unless they reject it by choice when old enough to do so, having obtained citizenship the natural way - by birth!