ISIS woman says let me come back to the US becuase I'm sorry?

[Trish]

He looks like the single best appointment Trump has made.

yeah, pretty sad huh.

[jimmyz]

I had a child born overseas. We had to apply for citizenship for that child. The application was basically a paper drill, but if we failed to apply, he would not have been considered a US citizen.

Unless you are active duty overseas. then the children are US citizens like my siblings.

[Don]

Her child is a citizen. The sooner he or she is repatriated and put up for adoption the better. Would you prefer that the child assert his or her citizenship once he or she is a teen or older after being brainwashed? That is foolish, like leaving a back door open for hackers in the software. I realize no one cares about the mother, nor do I, but repatriating her means repatriating her child. Once the mother is returned with the child, she has no rights. If she was born in America - lock her up - if she was born elsewhere, revoke her citizenship and deport her.

Weren't her children born in Syria to ISIS fighters? Even her citizenship is in question. Children born to foreign diplomats are not granted automatic citizenship. Her father was a diplomat from Yemen. They say that his daughter was born in New Jersey "months" after he stopped being a diplomat so she technically might have been a U.S. citizen but even with that she denounced her citizenship and advocated for attacks on America and Americans. Doing that can be cause to lose your citizenship anyway. We're not the only country to do that and its has been done to "real" American citizens under prior administrations who have done what she has. I feel for her children but I'm more concerned for American children needing a break.

[Tahuyaman]

Unless you are active duty overseas. then the children are US citizens like my siblings.

I was an active duty soldier stationed in Berlin. Our son was born there. We had to apply for US citizenship for our son. He was not automatically granted citizenship as he would have had he been born in a stateside hospital.

The woman who is the subject of this theead had a child born overseas. That child is not automatically an American citizen.

[Peter1469]

I was an active duty soldier stationed in Berlin. Our son was born there. We had to apply for US citizenship for our son. He was not automatically granted citizenship as he would have had he been born in a stateside hospital.

The woman who is the subject of this theead had a child born overseas. That child is not automatically an American citizen.

Was he born in a civilian hospital?

[Tahuyaman]

yeah, pretty sad huh.

I think he's very good. But then I don't suffer from TDS.

[jimmyz]

I was an active duty soldier stationed in Berlin. Our son was born there. We had to apply for US citizenship for our son. He was not automatically granted citizenship as he would have had he been born in a stateside hospital.

The woman who is the subject of this theead had a child born overseas. That child is not automatically an American citizen.

Ah. Maybe my parents filled out a form at Kadena AFB in Okinawa for my siblings and I was unaware. Thanks for the info.

[Tahuyaman]

Was he born in a civilian hospital?

German / American hospital. The only one we used. Citizenship had to be applied for. Like I said, it was basically a paper drill, but if we neglected to do it, he would not have been considered a US citizen.

[Tahuyaman]

Ah. Maybe my parents filled out a form at Kadena AFB in Okinawa for my siblings and I was unaware. Thanks for the info.

I'm sure they did.

[Tahuyaman]

I just dug out some records. Yes, I had to go to a state department office in our Berlin Brigade HQ building and apply for my son's US citizenship.

This woman's child was born in overseas. I believe she renounced her citizenship when she joined ISIS. That really doesn't matter as the child is not automatically a US citizen anyway.