Posted on 04/12/2016 4:48:11 PM PDT by Nero Germanicus
Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas meets the criteria to be considered a natural born citizen and can run in New Jerseys Republican presidential primary on June 7, an administrative law judge ruled Tuesday.
Judge Jeff Masins decision will now go to Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno, who also serves as New Jerseys secretary of state, for consideration. She can choose to accept it in full or in part, or reject it.
Masin heard arguments Monday on two challenges to Cruzs eligibility to run for president. In both cases, the challengers argued that, because Cruz was born in Canada, he is not a natural born citizen, one of three constitutional requirements for the presidency.
Cruz, 45, was born in Calgary, Alberta. His mother, a U.S. citizen, was born in Delaware. His father was born in Cuba. Cruz has said that a child of a U.S. citizen is automatically granted citizenship at birth and is therefore natural born.
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"Well, then doesn't it warrant a closer look?" The RATs would already have this information, ready to fire off a lawsuit.
It seems pretty obvious to me that she did not renounce her citizenship.
Really? Then how was she able to vote in Canada?
"Are you implying someone can go traipsing around the world, becoming a citizen here and there, and then just come back to the US, and everything is fine...welcome home citizen, good to have you back?"...
Pretty Much. Unless you have formerly sworn allegiance to another nation
Well, isn't that what happens when you become a citizen of a country? Again, how was she able to vote in Canada?
She could have been the world's worst man-crazed whore, but it makes no difference as to the law regarding her child's citizenship.
It does if she changed nationalities (and husbands) like you change your shorts. If she were a Canadian, or British subject at the time, Baby Ted isn't even a US citizen.
So why should we discuss her character?
Well, we discussed the character of Clinton's mother, Obama's mother, anchor-baby Rubio's parents, Kasich's parents. People get their behavioral traits through training from their parents.
Besides....it's fun!
Everyone would already have that information. Do you think Trump would have let such a thing go? Political campaigns hire opposition research agents, and I assure you that had any such thing existed, Trump's opposition research agents would have already notified Trump about it.
Really? Then how was she able to vote in Canada?
Am I supposed to give a crap about Canadian voting laws? Do Canadian voting laws override US Citizenship laws? For all I know, either Canada doesn't care whether you are a citizen or not, or she voted illegally. Either way, it doesn't make a hill of beans difference.
I'm not going to bother with the rest of your message. It isn't worth the trouble to answer it.
When a person renounces United States citizenship a Certificate of Loss of Nationality is issued.
http://www.state.gov/documents/organization/81609.pdf
That is a public record and anyone can gain access to that record via a Freedom of Information Act request.
Updates:
New Jersey Lieutenant Governor Kim Guadagno has accepted and approved Administrative Law Judge Jeff Masin’s opinion that Ted Cruz is a natural born citizen and thus eligible for the New Jersey primary ballot. The plaintiff has the option of appealing the Lieutenant Governor’s decision to the New Jersey Superior Court.
U.S. District Court Judge for the Southern District of Texas Gray Hampton Miller, a George W. Bush appointee, has dismissed with prejudice (can’t be refiled) the lawsuit of Houston attorney Boris Schwartz. Judge Miller ruled that Mr. Schwartz did not have standing to bring suit against Senator Cruz.
Cruz’s lawyer, Layne Kruse, argued Wednesday that Schwartz had no legal standing to raise the legal question. He told the judge that questions about a candidate’s eligibility for office are the purview of the electoral college and the legislative wing of government, not the judiciary. And he said that Schwartz did not have a cause of action because there was no evidence of direct harm to him from Cruz being on the ballot.
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