[Greenperson]

Why, in your quote, do they mention that the parents are permanently domiciled in the U.S.? Was Obama’s purported father permanently domiciled here? No. As a matter of fact, neither was his “mother”.

[jamese777]

Why, in your quote, do they mention that the parents are permanently domiciled in the U.S.? Was Obama’s purported father permanently domiciled here? No. As a matter of fact, neither was his “mother”.

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Mr. and Mrs. Barack Obama were permanently domiciled in Honolulu at the time of their son’s birth at 7:24 p.m. on Friday, August 4, 1961 and when two birth announcements appeared in the local Honolulu newspapers on the following Sunday and Monday, August 13th and 14th, 1961.

Wong Kim Ark’s parents eventually returned to China and Barack Obama’s fathr eventually returned to Africa. That has no bearing on the citizenship status of the child.
In America, we allow people to move about the planet freely without it effecting their children’s “citizen of the United States-at-birth” status.
Here’s the current law of the land:
http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/8/1401.html