[alloysteel]

Dreadful even in contemplation. Nobody could have written a doomsday fiction novel about the chain of events that took place in the White House during the regime of the "Former Occupant of the Oval Office, 1993-2001" before he was elected (on a plurality), as it would have been too fantastic to be believable. But before this regime took over the White House, there was a presumption that any American President was, first of all, disposed toward patriotism. The "Former Occupant of the Oval Office, 1993-2001" has no such limitation on the scope of his ingratitude to the land of his birth.

Is there no way to strip citizenship from a native-born adult in this country? Or does that only apply to naturalized citizens?

[Just mythoughts]

My prayer has been sent. Time will tell.

[CyberAnt]

No way - but an individual can denounce his citizenship - but no one can take it from him - even if he commits treason on a daily basis.

[bert]

..Is there no way to strip citizenship from a native-born adult in this country.....

That question needs grave research, a serious matter.

[TheClintons-STILLAnti-American]

"Is there no way to strip citizenship from a native-born adult in this country? Or does that only apply to naturalized citizens?"

Treason charges, with capital punishment, will have to suffice.

[IncredibleHulk]

Is there no way to strip citizenship from a native-born adult in this country?

That is my worst nightmare! That would make him eligible for President of the UN.