Posted on 09/29/2009 4:09:26 AM PDT by Man50D
.. and the fruitloops just keep getting jucier and jucier!
Of course this was posted on an Obots website. You can google it if you want. I will not give credence to this website but I will darn sure explain that Ruth Bader Ginsburg is wrong!
Justice Ginsburg:
My grandson was born in Paris of U.S. citizen parents. I had never considered him a naturalized citizen of the United States.
Justice Ginsburg again:
There is a debate over whether my grandson is a natural born citizen. I think he is.
Ruth, grow up and take your collective head out of you know where! Your grandson was born in Paris, France, not the USA. I am now thinking, how long have the parents lived in France? How old is the child? Does the child consider France home too? Does the child speak French, go to French schools, believe Europe is a nice cushy place to practice the NWO. Just where do the childs loyalties lie?
I will bet you one thing is for sure. As soon as practical after the child was born Ginsburgs children (parents of the grandson) ran down to the US Consulate in France to submit the paperwork for US citizenship. Just because the law says the child is a US citizen at birth, that doesnt mean the US is going to let the child inside the Country legally without a US Passport or formal paperwork.
(Excerpt) Read more at americangrandjury.org ...
HF
You're understanding is incorrect. Although being born on US soil would be sufficient in itself, regardless of other circumstances, it is not the only way of being a natural born citizen. All "natural born citizen" means is that one is a citizen by birth. Since you were a citizen at birth, because of your parents, you are a natural born citizen.
Nonsense.
Natural Born? I think not. Look at this exchange in the arguments in Tuan Anh Nguyen v. INS:
Justice Souter: Maybe it would be simpler if I asked the... I think I can ask the question a different way.
Do you think that the... the... the act of recognizing citizenship here for children born abroad is naturalization within the meaning of the naturalization clause?
Mr. Davis: Yes, Your Honor, it is naturalization within the meaning of the constitutional naturalization clause.
Naturalization CANNOT be Natural Born.
I have said nothing on the subject of any Supreme Court action.
Over 100 years of legal precedent since the 13th and 14th have effectively conferred citizenship on ANYONE born in our borders (ie birthright citizenship). Why do you think that even the children of illegals born here have citizenship, as they have for several decades?
Whatever you think about "original intent" is irrelevant in the face of existing legal opinion.
In the case of Barack H. Obama, the case is clear cut. His father was not a US citizen and not even a green card holder. He was merely in the United States on a student visa. Barack Obama was born a citizen of Kenya by his own admission, and even if he were also a US citizen by birth, he was NOT a Natural Born Citizen as required by the Constitution to be eligible to the Presidency. I consider his presidency to be invalid and void.
In the case of John McCain, the case could be made for Natural Born Citizenship if he had been born in the Panama Canal Zone, which was US soverign territory. However, that is not the case. He was born in the Republic of Panama, and although he is most certainly a US citizen by birth as a result of the operation of statute, he is also not a Natural Born Citizen as that term is properly understood under the Constitution, even if that seems manifestly unfair and unjust.
Birthright citizenship is NOT coextensive with Natural Born Citizenship.
Really. That statement is absolute horse manure. Where do you get this crap?
Do you believe a lowly Federal judge is going to (be allowed to) enjoin Barry and his czarist minions from their ongoing dictatorial acts?
HF
You are correct. MLO is FOS.
Thanks :-)
I certainly do. I also expect it will be appealed immediately, and given the extraordinary immediacy of the issue, I expect that action up and down the judicial system will be swift indeed.
To even CLAIM citizenship one of the us citizen parents had to live in the USA continuously for ten years.
I think Ginsberg is just trying to justify SOMETHING and she is not telling.
I looked at the code reference you provide and that is indeed current law, but it is NOT the law as in effect in 1961, the year Ann Dunham gave birth. I will try to find (and I have seen this timelined very well somewhere) a legislative history of this section of code. But you have to understand that I don’t have unlimited time to devote to the education of others. You ought to do your own research, as I did.
So who gets to decide what qualifies as Natural Born Citizen? Do you think the “deciders” are going to disqualify Obama? Or is it much more likely if they even hear the case that whatever Natural Born Citizen meant in the past will become equivalent to the statutory definition of citizen.
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