The Trump administration said Wednesday that children born to U.S. military members and government employees working overseas will no longer automatically be considered United States citizens.
The new policy guidance states that USCIS “no longer considers children of U.S. government employees and U.S. armed forces members residing outside the United States as ‘residing in the United States’ for purposes of acquiring citizenship under INA 320.”
The guidance states that “U.S. citizen parents who are residing outside the United States with children who are not U.S. citizens should apply for U.S. citizenship on behalf of their children under INA 322, and must complete the process before the child’s 18th birthday.”
Wow. Just…wow. I guess that’s one way of cutting down on immigration. If this was the case when the late John McCain was born in the Panama Canal Zone to parents stationed there in the military, he wouldn’t be considered a natural born American citizen and couldn’t have run for the office of president. Huh…
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That’s just crazy. I can’t imagine he can really make that happen! I read yesterday that people of Mexican descent who have lived on the border all their lives are having their passport renewals rejected, some are even veterans and were born.
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Guess that means Ted Cruz can’t run for president anymore.
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Another day another stupid action from the lunatic in chief.
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“I’ve never heard of a Category 5…” He’s obviously suffering from some form of dementia complicated by a-hole syndrome.
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