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To: trumandogz

But why would Mongolia do that? There is probably something required to “accept” the recognition, but it’s way above my grade pay.


10 posted on 04/07/2011 1:10:10 PM PDT by DallasDeb
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To: DallasDeb

“But why would Mongolia do that?”

Mongolia as a sovereign state can pass whatever citizenship laws they wish.

“There is probably something required to “accept” the recognition...”

I’m not an expert on Mongolian law, but Mongolia, being a sovereign state, could pass a law that states:

“Every American who is a Natural Born Citizen of the US is now also a citizen of Mongolia and no action is required on their part to gain their citizenship. In addition, Mongolian citizenship may never be renounced.”

Now please explain to me how the citizenship laws of Mongolia or Kenya are recognized and enforced in the United States?


14 posted on 04/07/2011 1:18:51 PM PDT by trumandogz
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To: DallasDeb; trumandogz
But why would Mongolia do that? There is probably something required to “accept” the recognition, but it’s way above my grade pay.

Change the scenario to Venezuela. Hugo wants to screw with the U.S. elections, so he has his puppet parliament give him the power to confer Venezuelan citizenship. He then designates every potential Republican candidate as a Venezuelan citizen. Poof, the Obamanation runs unopposed.

As for “accepting”, why would acceptance enter into it? I'm sure that the Obamanation would state that he does not "accept" Kenyan citizenship. Once you try to include "acceptance", you let him off as well.

60 posted on 04/07/2011 4:27:51 PM PDT by Cheburashka (Democratic Underground: The Hogwarts of stupid.)
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