////////Yes, a baby born in America to French parents (or any foreign nationals) automatically acquires U.S. citizenship at birth. The United States grants birthright citizenship to almost everyone born on its soil (under the 14th Amendment), regardless of the parents' nationality or immigration sta...
They could be. Provide the link so we can see the discussion. As I recall you were creating a false context and were reframing. So in that case, yes, YOUR context was irrelevant. If in those are my words.
No further discussion necessary without you providing a link
No questions until you tak...
@jerra b
Something in the coding is preventing me from quoting you. We are not talking about if one of the parents is a US Citizen. No one is arguing about that. I'm not. The discussion is about Birth Right Citizenship for those who come here solely to gain citizenship for the child. ...
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. French Citizenship by Descent
Your baby is also automatically a French citizen from birth if at least one parent is a French citizen. You can officially register the child's birth with the French government to obtain a French passport and an official French livret de famille. [1, 2,...
Well It's like this LGBTP Dickhead....
you all are either ***, transexual and/or mentally ill....
just you being you proves my point
you've been suffering from a media induced mass psychosis...reality means nothing to you clowns
"We got him now!" and "Orange Man Bad".....you all are nuts!...peri...
////////Yes, a baby born in America to French parents (or any foreign nationals) automatically acquires U.S. citizenship at birth. The United States grants birthright citizenship to almost everyone born on its soil (under the 14th Amendment), regardless of the parents' nationality or immigration sta...