[mlo]

"When Cruz was born on Dec. 22, 1970 in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, Canada didn't allow for dual citizenship, indicating Cruz was only a citizen of Canada."

Whether he was a citizen of the US is a matter for US law, not Canadian law. Duh.

[patlin]

Whether he was a citizen of the US is a matter for US law, not Canadian law

And US law says that Cruz is a naturalized citizen per the Immigration & Nationality Acts of 1952 & 1965.

[kiltie65]

This has been covered ad infinitum. Cruz got his U.S. citizenship in the 1980’s by his mother filing that form (I think it is called CRBA or something) while still in high school so he could attain a U.S. passport to go to Britain with his High School group. He would then still be a Canadian National in Canadian eyes, but would also be a U.S. citizen at that point. I agree he is a U.S. citizen...but he is NOT natural born as alluded to in the Constitution as being a requirement for Prez and V.P., and cannot run for President. AND he knows it, when he is always touting his Constitutional prowess, and is trying to pull an “Obama”.

[ROCKLOBSTER]

Whether he was a citizen of the US is a matter for US law, not Canadian law. Duh.

Being "a citizen" is not the standard. A natural born citizen is not a Canadian.

[itsahoot]

Whether he was a citizen of the US is a matter for US law, not Canadian law.

We already have a Citizen of The World as President. Now you want Royalty from Canada.