[where's_the_Outrage?]

What country doesn't have a citizenship law that passes citizenship from parent to a newborn child?

Actually the US. It has to be applied for if the child is born outside the USA with a non US Parent, and the US Parent has to meet several requirements such as having lived in the USA for 5 years after the age of 14.

If was total frustration on my part dealing with US Embassy in Bangkok to get my daughter US Citizenship, it took over 3 months. They basically required a DNA test to prove I was the real father and then proof that I met the US residency requirements.

https://www.uscis.gov/us-citizenship/citizenship-through-parents

[rxsid]

Yes, the child obtains us citizenship. Naturally, if born outside the borders of the soverign territory, you have to submit the paperwork. That's a given.

Again, which country forbids (prevents) a parent from passing citizenship to their child at birth?