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To: AFret.

So what. Canada permits dual citizenship.

http://www.ehow.com/how_5569183_dual-citizenship-canada.html

If Cruz’s father was a Canadian citizen, then his mother could have applied and been granted it as well. Doesn’t mean she still wasn’t a U.S. citizen.


168 posted on 01/08/2016 2:34:14 PM PST by randita
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To: randita

The only way you could/can get dual citizenship is by birth!

In Canada you can get a permanent residence status but you can’t vote. Canadian citizenship is not easy to come by.


176 posted on 01/08/2016 2:46:35 PM PST by BillM (.)
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To: randita

If Cruz’s father was a Canadian citizen, then his mother could have applied and been granted it as well. Doesn’t mean she still wasn’t a U.S. citizen.


Ok, let’s put her citizenship aside for a moment. Go to scribd.com..(Citizenship terms used in the US Constitution, terms defined and legal reference)..Dad did not make the cut, regardless of her pedigree.


177 posted on 01/08/2016 2:48:22 PM PST by AFret.
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