[Mr Rogers]

The USA recognizes that dual citizenship exists...independent of US law. So if you have or gain citizenship IAW another country’s law, it has no impact on your US citizenship - UNLESS you specifically renounce it by going to the State Department and swearing an oath that it is your intent to lose your US citizenship. You can even serve in another country’s military without losing US citizenship.

From a natural born citizen perspective, it doesn’t much matter. If you are a citizen of the USA by birth, you are a natural born citizen according to the courts. You can have TWO alien parents, and still be a NBC if born in the USA.

[whence911]

Here we go again. We need a supreme court ruling on the NBC issue and OB to open his files on birth location, school, passport etc. Can both sides of the freeper ongoing argument agree to this and stop arguing the same old points back and forth with no closure?

[Smokin' Joe]

If you are a citizen of the USA by birth, you are a natural born citizen according to the courts.

Nope. not the same thing.

[TXnMA]

"You can have TWO alien parents, and still be a NBC if born in the USA."

Yeah -- and I have more of that on the boots I wear out into the pasture...

[Godebert]

"From a natural born citizen perspective, it doesn’t much matter. If you are a citizen of the USA by birth, you are a natural born citizen according to the courts. You can have TWO alien parents, and still be a NBC if born in the USA."

That is a bold-faced lie.......and you know it..