“Denied”
But, where was Obama born? Did the Supremes answer that?
Donofro’s case didn’t question where Obama was born, it started with the assumption that he was born in Hawaii. His case was to challenge what is defined as a natural born citizen, arguing original intent instead of what is recognized under Title 8.
No, but Mr. Donofrio's case was based on his concerns about Mr. Obama's father's status as a British/Kenyan citizen, and Mr. Obama's self-admitted dual citizenship deriving from his father's citizenship. The Donofrio case raised some interesting issues about natural-born citizenship no matter where the child was born.
Other cases are focused on the birthplace issue, and I hope that one of those makes progress.
I think that it is imperative that Mr. Obama produce all paperwork dealing with his complex citizenship issues: all birth records, both hospital and legal (and I would be unsurprised to find out that there are Kenyan papers, no matter where he was born, since I suspect that his father as a government employee was careful to file papers with regard to Mr. Obama's birth no matter where it might have occurred); all papers dealing with Mr. Obama's visa or citizenship in Indonesia; and produce all passports, both current and expired.
Publishing all documentation would cost Mr. Obama little, and it would serve our country well.