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To: weston
hatever his name and place of birth on his passport is proof of citizenship...period, end of story...whether it was faked or not. A valid passport is proof of citizenship.

But a passport based on fake documentation is not a valid one. It may be a real one, but it's not valid. And it will be taken away at the first opportunity after it's determined that the documentation submitted to obtain it was false.

Not so easy to do with younger folks, who are "in the computer" from a very early age. Us older folks didn't get "registered" until we needed a social security number, in my case when I was 18, but my wife got hers at 16, but still not virtually at birth as my grandchildren (3 so far) had to do or before 5 as we had to do for our children.

1,545 posted on 07/05/2008 9:51:20 PM PDT by El Gato ("The Second Amendment is the RESET button of the United States Constitution." -- Doug McKay)
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To: El Gato

“But a passport based on fake documentation is not a valid one. It may be a real one, but it’s not valid. And it will be taken away at the first opportunity after it’s determined that the documentation submitted to obtain it was false.”

And a Senator would get a bit more scrutiny.

The likelihood that his passport has faked/false info on it is infintesimal.


1,558 posted on 07/05/2008 10:07:32 PM PDT by WOSG (http://no-bama.blogspot.com/ - NObama, stop the Hype and Chains candidate)
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