To: DJ MacWoW
A person who has attained thc agc of twenty-one years (or is a woman who is or has been married) and who---
1. becomes a citizen of Kenya by registration under section 88, 91, 92 or 96 or by naturalization under section 93 or 96; and
2. is immediately after the day upon which hc becomes a dtize~ of K~nya, ;dso a citizen d some other country,
shall, subject to subsection (7), cease to be a dtizen of Kcnya upon the specified date unless he has renounced his citizenship of that other country, taken the oath of allegiancc and made and registered such declaration of his intentions concerning residence as may be prescribed by or under an Act of Parliamcnt.
31 posted on
11/21/2008 6:37:49 PM PST by
tarpit
To: tarpit
He claimed citizenship through his father and said it “expired”. At any rate, would dual citizenship make him ineligible? I think it would. The Founders wanted those loyal to the US to serve.
32 posted on
11/21/2008 6:41:55 PM PST by
DJ MacWoW
(Make yourselves sheep and the wolves will eat you. Ben Franklin)
To: tarpit
Kenyan laws are irrelevant to the discussion. Only US law will apply to the determination of his citizenship for the purposes of the presidency.
The Cayman Islands could pass a law tomorrow saying that every human on the planet is a Cayman. That doesn't change our citizenship status.
44 posted on
11/21/2008 7:21:59 PM PST by
Teacher317
(Well, at least we know Obama isn't the anti-Christ. Satan would have more class.)
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