Look it up dear. Come back and explain how Rafael & Eleanor Cruz were able to vote in Canada.
Rafael openly admitted that after being a Cuban his first 30 years he became a Canadian for the next 35 years. And while Rafael ‘can’t seem to remember’ what his wife and the mother of his son did with her status, researchers have pursued Canadian records since Cruz’s mother has her lips sealed.
Sealed, just like the records.
My niece is born in England to an American mother, she has never been considered an American citizen. And what about the Amerasians?
Children of American soldiers and Vietnamese women, born during the Vietnam War began seeking citizenship in the USA in 2008. Most were brought to the United States in 1988 after Congress passed the Amerasian Homecoming Act, which allowed the children of American soldiers living in Vietnam to immigrate. But citizenship was not guaranteed, and today about half of the estimated 25,000 Amerasians living in the U.S. are resident aliens.
If only half of the children of American soldiers’ born abroad were awarded citizenship, how could you possibly assume a non-military child born abroad should be entitled to immediate citizenship? Was Eleanor in the military?
Ted came from Canada as a resident alien and had to have applied for USA citizenship. Hopefully he did that when he needed a passport to travel in high school. His father admittedly remained a Canadian (for unexplainable reasons) until 2005. Ted’s mother either reapplied for US citizenship or retained her Canadian Papers. Perhaps she repatriated in 2005?
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We constantly get a load of stupid, lying noobs like you every election cycle.
Have you read section 301(c) of the Immigration and Nationality Act?