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U.S. law and practice allow Americans to hold another nationality "whether by birth, descent, naturalization or other form of acquisition"
Melania Trump became a naturalized U.S. citizen in 2006, with multiple contemporaneous reports specifying July 2006 as the month she completed naturalization . That timing has no bearing on the U.S. c...
The suite of proposals and orders often referred to in media as the “Born in America” measures would curtail or clarify birthright citizenship by redefining who is “subject to the jurisdiction” of the...
The short answer: no — there is no new “Birthright Citizenship Act” that has become law; Congress has repeatedly introduced bills to limit birthright citizenship (including in the 119th Congress), and...
False: no single law has been passed that broadly bars anyone born abroad from holding “a government office job” in the United States; the constitutional “natural-born citizen” requirement applies onl...