[thinkthenpost]

That does not address the requiring a person to travel to the United States with a State Department issued passport if they are also legally entitled to another countries passport. You seem to advocate citizenship documentation for international travel from your birth country only which may be fine, but currently is not the international standard. The State Department has even issued recommendations that if you can use another country's passport to do so rather than your American issued passport.
It just seems like a solution with little or no problem.

[Old Student]

"The State Department has even issued recommendations that if you can use another country's passport to do so rather than your American issued passport."

Not when you're going to America, they don't. This guy was planning to travel to the USA. As a US citizen, with a British passport, because he let his US passport expire while he was outside the USA.

If you plan on going to Israel, and to Saudi Arabia, maybe using another country's passport for the trip to Israel might be a good idea (actually, it would be). But not to the US.