That would have been totally unnecessary. If Obama really had been born outside the US, it is true he would not be a US citizen at brith. However, because his mother was a US citizen, he would be entitled to a nonquota immigrant visa, easily obtained from any US consolate, allowing him to legally enter the US with his mother. Upon his arrival, he would then be eligible for immediate naturalization. All his mother would have to do was fill out a form, show proof of her own US citizenship and that she was his biological mother, and he would be a citizen in as little time as it would take to process the paperwork.
This is all under the the Immigration and Nationality act of 1952.
Now why in the world would Stanley Ann risk a felony conviction and commit fraud to get her son citizenship, when she could have easily obtained it through legal means?
Have you ever personally dealt with any US consulates on an immigration issue in the sixties???
It could have been Madelyn Dunham who, in the first week after BHO II was born, may have been aware of how easily HI birth and US citizenship could be established and filed a report of home birth not knowing when or if Stanley Ann would return from Kenya.
It seems to me that there some kind of serious falling out between Stanley Ann and her parents (beyond just getting away from BHO Sr) for her to have moved to Seattle with an infant at age 18 just one month after the birth. Most new mothers cling to their mothers and vice versa.
This falling out leave open the possibility that a parent or parents may have been taking actions that were not coordinated with their daughter.