Here’s my scenario, for what its worth. Obama was born in Hawai’i as an American citizen. When he moved to Indonesia following his mother’s marriage to Lolo Soetoro, he became an Indonesian citizen. It has been highly publicized that Indonesia does not allow dual citizenship.
Obama being a citizen of Indonesia would explain his ability to travel to Pakistan. It would also explain why his college records were never released as he attended as a foreign student.
Now here’s the $64,000 question: did Obama ever apply to become an American citizen once again?
I don’t believe your scenario at all. Try the already exposed facts.
Interesting scenario, but there’s a problem - one doesn’t lose American citizenship that way. Indonesian laws don’t apply in the U.S. and the State Department lists how one can lose citizenship: the citizen must declare his desire to renounce citizenship to a consular officer and sign an oath of renunciation. Parents may not renounce on behalf of minors, and those under 18 may only renounce if the consular officer is convinced the minor understands the consequences and implications.
American citizens do not lose their citizenship due to foreign marriages or adoptions.