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Eugene

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2. What sources say she burned her passport or even renounced U.S. citizenship?

Reply to 2naSalit (Reply #1)

Fri Feb 22, 2019, 02:17 AM

Feb 2019

Even the State Department asserts she is not eligible for a U.S. passport and lacks birthright citizenship. If she provably renounced her citizenship, the State Department case would be beyond dispute. The U.S. asserts she never had it all along.

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She was an adult when she burned her passport and 2naSalit Feb 2019 #1

What sources say she burned her passport or even renounced U.S. citizenship? Eugene Feb 2019 #2

Wonder how she managed to get to Syria without a passport. 2naSalit Feb 2019 #3

She had a then-valid U.S. passport when she left the U.S. in 2014. Eugene Feb 2019 #7

Thanks, I hadn't seen/heard that much 2naSalit Feb 2019 #8

Wasn't there another group of Americans who renounced their citizenship and ck4829 Feb 2019 #4

The difference is that she is having avebury Feb 2019 #5

There should be consequences no doubt. This isn't new ground law-wise though ck4829 Feb 2019 #6