[Mariner]

"Ted seeks Legal Counsel, as the media is now pressing members of Canadian Immigration and Naturalization to clear the matter up, when instead, Canadian officials confirm the Ted Cruz was in fact born a legal citizen of Canada, the son of two parents who had also applied for and received Canadian citizenship prior to Ted’s birth."

That point is so critical that it must be severely scrutinized and supporting sources found.

If both his mom and dad were Canadian citizens when he was born, and he was born in Canada, he would not even be a US citizen, much less NBC.

I'm going to look for additional sources on that, please do so too.

[TigerClaws]

Here’s the issue:

This was Vietnam era. Many went to Canada to avoid the draft, protest the war, etc.

Why didn’t they come to the U.S.? Likely the dad, who had fought for Castro, wasn’t able to come here because of his politics. Fear he might be a spy.

So they went to Canada and the dad has admitted he became a Canadian citizen.

Did his mother become a Canadian citizen as well?

Many countries DON’T allow dual citizenships. You have to give up (renounce) your citizenship of the birth country to be given citizenship to the new country.

Was Canada one such country? I’m not sure.