[Red Steel]

I printed out all 20 pages of Rogers v. Bellei. It's chock full about naturalization. It states what are obvious facts, but have been denied "for I want it to be this way because I say so crowd."

Like this tidbit.

"Savornan v. United States, 338 U.S. 491, 338 U.S. 500 (1950); N. Bar-Yaacov, Duel Nationality xi and 4 (1961). These problems are particularly acute when it is the father who is the child's alien parent and the father chooses to have his family reside in the country of his own nationality. The child reared, at best, in an atmosphere of divided loyalty. We cannot say that a concern that the child's own primary allegaince is to the country of his birth and of his father's allegiance is either misplaced or arbitrary."

[BuckeyeTexan]

I am simply and utterly amazed by the logic of both the majority opinion and the dissent in Rogers v. Bellei. I will be spending lots of time on it. Thank you again.