Tomorrow morning, France could declare that all residents of North Dakota are now French citizens. Would that make all residents of North Dakota ineligible to be president?
What is astounding is that Justice Roberts has spent a career limiting standing to great applause from conservative legal scholars. And Justice Scalia has spent a career fighting the use of foreign law in US courts.
And now, we are supposed to abandon those principles because it helps in these eligibility cases. "
He was born with British citizenship no matter where he was born. He inherited that foreign citizenship from his foreign national father. US laws can not prevent a foreigner from passing their citizenship on to their child. The opposite is true as well.
International law recognizes this.
In your scnenario, it would not be recognized internationally. Besides, the US could then declare all French citizens (including the previous ND residents) to be US citizens. It's absurd. Not only that, but it would cause a war between the country's.
So far as I can tell, there are only two way's he get's "out" of having been born with foreign citizenship, inherited from his father. 1) Sr. really isn't his father or 2) The marriage between his parents (recognized by the state of HI as valid in the 1964 divorce record) is subsequently determined to be illegal.
Either of those scenarios is a no win situation for ole' Barry. Most of the conservatives and moderates that have been protecting him re: his eligibility problem, would then bail on him, IMO.
Perhaps that's the way to go since no one can apparently get standing. Has anyone considered filing against Nancy and every state official who supposedly verified his eligibility to run and be on the ballot?