Missouri Lawmaker Wants To Redefine A 8 U.S.C. Section 1401 to 1409 Citizen So They Can Become A 'Natural Born Citizen (house of representatives, legal)
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What a traitor. He is trying to redefine the term 'Natural Born Citizen'.
His bill states:
"As used in this subsection, "natural born citizen" means having been declared a national and citizen of the United States at birth under 8 U.S.C. Sections 1401 to 1409, as amended, or having been declared a national and citizen of the United States under federal law as it existed at the time of the nominee's birth."
His redefinition is wrong. Our framers wanted our future presidents to be strictly a 'Natural Born Citizen' for Article 2 Section 1 purposes, not 8 U.S.C. Sections 1401 to 1409 Statute Citizens for the presidency. That is why they developed the 'Natural Born Citizen clause in the first place. Nowhere in '8 U.S.C. Sections 1401 to 1409' is the term 'Natural Born Citizen' ever mentioned. Only "Nationals" and "Citizens" are mentioned. There is a difference between a statute 8 U.S.C. citizen and a natural born citizen.
Missouri Representative Lyle Rowland Attempts To Redefine Natural Born Citizen Without Constitutional Amendment
This proves beyond a shadow of doubt that Obama (or Ted Cruz) does not meet the current definition, because anti-constitutionalists, such as Representative Lyle Rowland, want to change the definition.
Last edited by Old Army Soldier; 02-25-2013 at 02:06 PM..
U.S.C. Section 1401 otherwise known as the Indian Citizenship Act of 1924 only granted citizenship at birth to native American people and clarified the citizenship of Americans not born on U.S. soil. I doubt the "Framers" would get all that worked up about (for example) the granting of natural born citizenship to the children of U.S. service men or children of U.S. workers employed in foreign countries. Their concern was over the ability of immigrants being elected to the Presidency - not particularly surprising considering the number of foreign born Kings and Queens rising to the throne of England.
Section 1401 has gone through a number of amendments since 1924, particularly for those born of one U.S. parent OUTSIDE of the United States to recognize the equality of parentage. What the purpose of this bill is or isn't does seem clear, so if you want to discuss the issue outside of the normal bounds of birtherism or just plain hysterics, find out more information and come back to us.
U.S.C. Section 1401 otherwise known as the Indian Citizenship Act of 1924 only granted citizenship at birth to native American people and clarified the citizenship of Americans not born on U.S. soil. I doubt the "Framers" would get all that worked up about (for example) the granting of natural born citizenship to the children of U.S. service men or children of U.S. workers employed in foreign countries. Their concern was over the ability of immigrants being elected to the Presidency - not particularly surprising considering the number of foreign born Kings and Queens rising to the throne of England.
Section 1401 has gone through a number of amendments since 1924, particularly for those born of one U.S. parent OUTSIDE of the United States to recognize the equality of parentage. What the purpose of this bill is or isn't does seem clear, so if you want to discuss the issue outside of the normal bounds of birtherism or just plain hysterics, find out more information and come back to us.
Since I'm mixed blood American Indian I'm familar with the Indian Citizenship Act. My parents and theirs were not consider citizens even though they and their ancestors had been on this soil long before the Euros showed up. My parents and theirs lived in fear often because they had few rights and were not considered citizens.
He has let liberal political correctness infect his mind.
Based upon what? I would think that you would be happy because it would in effect limit the number of foreign born natural born citizens since the act has been made more inclusive since 1924 but since you are generally clueless about most of the things that you write about.
Right to Life?
I believe in the right to life and that we must protect all people of Missouri from the elderly to the unborn. Life is a special gift bestowed upon us from our Creator, and we should thank God every day for this gift that has been given to us. I am endorsed by Missouri Right To Life.
Marriage?
I am a man of strong faith; and I work toward protecting the sanctity of marriage, as our God means for it to be - man and wife. I understand that marriage and faith are the bedrock that our society was founded upon. I am striving to make sure that those two institutions are protected by the state and not pushed to the wayside by a godless agenda.
Gunrights and Property Rights?
I am fighting to protect our property rights and our rural heritage. I understand the Second Amendment. A person has the right to protect their home and property; but most importantly, they have the RIGHT to protect their family. I am a hunter and a member of the NRA, and I will continue to uphold your right to bear arms and see that Missourians, for decades to come, will still have that right. I am endorsed by the NRA.
How does this redefine natural born citizen? Exactly?
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