[eastforker]

Here is a simple test. If Cruz had stayed in Canada since he was born there, would he be considered being a Canadian citizen today. If the answer is yes, then he is not qualified to be President of the USA.

[mkjessup]

Here is a simple test. If Cruz had stayed in Canada since he was born there, would he be considered being a Canadian citizen today. If the answer is yes, then he is not qualified to be President of the USA.

C'mon FRiend, don't go confusing our local ambulance chaser with logic like that.

[Cboldt]

-- If Cruz had stayed in Canada since he was born there, would he be considered being a Canadian citizen today. --

There is no doubt that he would have lost his US citizenship, for failure to comply with 301(b), which requires five years continuous residence in the US, between the ages of 14 and 28. 1952 Naturalization Act.

[Moseley]

“Here is a simple test. If Cruz had stayed in Canada since he was born there, would he be considered being a Canadian citizen today. If the answer is yes, then he is not qualified to be President of the USA.”

That is completely false. You are stacking so many false assumptions upon false assumptions it is dizzying.

Let’s consider another test:

Tomorrow, Mexico passes a law saying that everyone born on what used to be Mexican soil — California, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, etc. — is now automatically a citizen of Mexico.

This is a symbolic act towards their goal of reclaiming Mexican lands they lost in prior wars.

But now anyone born in those States is a Mexican citizen.

DO THEY LOSE THEIR US CITIZENSHIP?

Hell no. we don’t give a fig what another country’s law says.

Are they no longer natural born citizens in the USA?

They are now citizens of both Mexico and the USA.

Does that change anything?

HELL NO!

It doesn’t matter what the law of any other country says.

It is complete Trump lunacy to talk about some other country’s laws.

[Moseley]

“Here is a simple test. If Cruz had stayed in Canada since he was born there, would he be considered being a Canadian citizen today. If the answer is yes, then he is not qualified to be President of the USA.”

Now, according to Vattel’s LAW OF NATIONS, the answer is yes.

Vattel’s private book is about MONARCHY, not democracies like the USA.

Under Vattel’s book, a person can be president or prince of multiple countries at the same time.

[Beautiful_Gracious_Skies]

Wow eastforker, Sounds like an La Raza attack is headed right at ya.

Funny how they always forget that the territory they claim belonged to Spain for all but 15 years and that it was legally purchased.