[Dstorm]

I have two children who were born in Berlin, Germany while I was stationed there, it sounds like you were there in the Military, I don’t think our children should be stripped of natural rights because we were under orders serving our country. When you talked about your son having to renounce his dual citizenship, I looked it up. It seems mine are still dual citizens because they haven’t renounced. I never considered it, that’s why I believe Cruz when he says he didn’t know, I never received anything that informed me that said hey your child’s 18 time to declare.

[Cold Heat]

I believe Cruz when he says he didn’t know, I never received anything that informed me that said hey your child’s 18 time to declare.

Yup.....exactly..

[Cold Heat]

I don’t think our children should be stripped of natural rights because we were under orders serving our country.

Under my interpretation and that of many others, your kids are natural born.

[Duchess47]

I always wanted to go to Berlin but we couldn’t get permission because of my husband’s clearance.

For my son to renounce his German citizenship it was just a matter of signing papers.

I don’t believe our children are stripped of natural rights if they are born overseas while their parents are working for/sent by the US Government, ie military, state, etc. but I am not sure on that and would never argue it.