Youre asking me to prove a negative. Youre the one whos claimed that that these regulations existed, the onus is on you to back that up.
Btw, what is your theory as to why SA would have rushed out of HI under the circumstances? Had she given birth there, she had many reasons to remain. Why would she have undertaken such an upheaval in her life?
No idea. Maybe a 17 year old with a new-born child to an older African guy in 60s America has already demonstrated that she makes unusual decisions. But thats just conjecture as is your point that it doesnt make sense.
You keep talking about how theres no evidence of Dunhams existence in Hawaii during her pregnancy or shortly thereafter but thats not true.
Theres evidence that she was married in Hawaii in February. Theres evidence from the Polk directory and from the newspaper birth announcements that she was living in her parents house.
There is also this note from the INS which states that the child was born on the 4th August 1961 in Honolulu and was living with his mother at her parents house while the father was living at a different address and that she was due to travel to WA state for the upcoming semester. Which, BTW, also supports Maraniss narrative that Dunham and the baby lived at her parents house but not as a family, i.e, with Barak Obama I.
But I dont have to prove that bc all known facts point to Stanley Ann already being in the Seattle/Vancouver area when the baby was born.
Really? Ive just shown that there is some evidence that she was in Hawaii during her pregnancy. What facts have you provided to show that she was in Seattle/Vancouver or even of her being anywhere else? For someone who claims its not credible for someone not to leave a trace for that period of time (even though you ignore the traces that do exist), surely you must have found evidence of her being somewhere else.
Cindy Pratt, who was living in the same house the Dunhams lived in, says Stanley Ann wasn’t there. However, the birth announcements in the newspaper said both Stanley Ann and Obama Senior plus the baby were living there.
Which are you going to believe? An actual resident, or the newspaper? Maraniss, who did extensive interviews in Honolulu and with Cindy Pratt says Stanley Ann and her newborn NEVER lived at that address.
See my tagline to find out what I think of keyboard warriors who imagine they know so much more than the people who did the actual on-the-ground research.
Now, here is a simple and reasonable question. If a woman has a baby, where, as a general rule, would she and the baby first be seen? Somewhere in the vicinity of the birth, or 2,683 miles away?