[chopperman]

Here we go again.

There are only two factors that are considered in determining citizenship at birth.

1. On which country’s soil your born.

2. What was the citizenship of your parents.

If the citizenship of your parents is not the same as the country you were born in, you have a conflict.

You could be a dual citizen and some countries do not recognize dual citizenship.

But if your parents were citizens of the same country you were born in, there is no conflict.

You are naturally a citizen of just that one country.

Now, where do you people think ‘Natural Born Citizenship’ came from?

What could be more simple than this?

[Flotsam_Jetsome]

But if your parents were citizens of the same country you were born in, there is no conflict.

You are naturally a citizen of just that one country.

Now, where do you people think ‘Natural Born Citizenship’ came from?

What could be more simple than this?

One certainly needn't be a constitutional law scholar to spot the simple logic of it, that's for sure.