Section 101 (a) (27) The term “nonquota immigrant” means— (A) an immigrant who is the child or the spouse of a citizen of the United States;
PROCEDURE FOR GRANTING NONQUOTA STATUS OR PREFERENCE BY REASON OF RELATIONSHIP
SEC. 205. (a) In the case of any alien claiming in his application for an immigrant visa to be entitled to a nonquota immigrant status under section 101 (a) (27) (A), or to a quota immigrant status under section 203 (a) (2) or 203 (a) (3), or to a preference under section 203 (a) (4), the consular officer shall not grant such status or preference until he has been authorized to do so as provided in this section. (b) Any citizen of the United States claiming that any immigrant is his spouse or child and that such immigrant is entitled to a nonquota immigrant status under section 101 (a) (27) (A)
US Code states that a CRBA is a document of naturalization
A Consular Report of Birth Abroad (CRBA) is official evidence of United States citizenship, issued to a child born abroad to a U.S. citizen parent or parents, who meet the requirements for transmitting citizenship under the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA).. (see sections 101 & 205 above)
Just thought you might want to know these important facts of the law that says Ted Cruz at birth was an alien, who upon entering the US with a CRBA, he became a naturalized US citizen.
That isn’t for a child or spouse that is a US citizen. You don’t need to immigrate to the US if you are a US citizen.
You don’t need a CRBA if you are born abroad. You don’t have to apply for it. There is no law that says Cruz has to have one. His mother may or may not have applied for one, but it makes no difference. You don’t need that document to prove citizenship if you are born abroad.
Oh, god, you are such an amateur idiot.
Nothing in those statutes say who is NOT a natural born citizen.
The law you quote says you CAN get a CRBA, if you want one. It is “evidence.” That does not mean it is REQUIRED.
In the law, to say that something is evidence does not mean it is the ONLY evidence. It just means that it can be used as evidence.
But you can also use other things, too, as evidence.
You quote:
(b) Any citizen of the United States claiming that any immigrant is his spouse or child and that such immigrant is entitled to a nonquota immigrant status under section 101 (a) (27) (A)”
But Ted Cruz was not an “immigrant.”
Ted Cruz was a natural born citizen pursuant to 14 USC 1401(g).
The law you quote only applies to IMMIGRANTS.
Ted Cruz was a citizen at birth under 14 USC 1401(g).
He was never an immigrant.