[ken in texas]

The "victim" in question voluntarily relinquished his citizenship by aligning with an enemy that has taken up arms against the United States.

He chose to become a traitor, he can suffer the consequences.

[airedale]

I’d agree with you that he’s a traitor, but the US Constitution has a specific definition of that crime and it has to be shown in court per the Constitution. It’s the only crime defined in the Constitution. The President doesn’t get to declare someone a traitor and kill them no matter how much they might deserve it.

[airedale]

I’d agree with you that he’s a traitor, but the US Constitution has a specific definition of that crime and it has to be shown in court per the Constitution. It’s the only crime defined in the Constitution. The President doesn’t get to declare someone a traitor and kill them no matter how much they might deserve it.

You got proof he voluntarily relinquished his US Citizenship. There are specific rules and laws the cover that http://travel.state.gov/law/citizenship/citizenship_776.html