per http://www.theodora.com/ina_96_title_3.html
the term “natural born” is nowhere in 1952 Immigration and Nationality Act Title3 Chapter1 , neither is the word “natural”
those stipulations are merely for passing on US citizenship for a child born abroad, for indeed natural born citizenship requires that both parents be US citizens and child born on US soil
Natural born citizenship requires that both parents be US citizens and child born on US soil.
THANK YOU
I am just as bad as the other sheeple, so sorry.
Thank you for the correction. I get it AGAIN.
That is your assertion. What part of federal law defines “natural born” citizen?
Re: the term natural born is nowhere in 1952 Immigration and Nationality Act Title3 Chapter1 , neither is the word natural
That’s the point, genius. Now, you understand.
A statutory citizen (bestowed by man’s pen) can never be a “natural born” citizen (bestowed by God/nature).
1951 Immigration and Nationality Act is a collection of “statutes.”