[lentulusgracchus]

If he was dual-citizenship for a while, or if he used, say, Indonesian passports for travel and/or student-aid applications while in college, that would raise an Article II issue as to NBC status, wouldn't it?

And if it eventuates that he was listed as "Moslem" on any of the aforesaid docs -- BC (as revised at the time of his adoption), or renaturalization documents, or collegiate docs -- then he just has a first-rate political ineligibility as the "secret Moslem" fans cry in unison, "Aha!!"

[arrogantsob]

Dual-citizenship is not recognized by the US from what I understand so it would be irrelevant. Nor would I think that another country allowing a US citizen to use its passport (without a renunciation of US citizenship) has any impact on US citizenship. Only acts of this nation can affect US citizenship.

Political difficulties from being Moslem are a different issue but would not affect his eligibility legally. Nor would his adoption.