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Originally posted by Parihaka View PostAnd if you actually google Meriam Ibrahim you will see her husband, the father, fits all the criteria. As do the children. As does Miriam.
The only criteria they don't fit is the democrat narrative, therefor the story remains untold within the US, the point of the original OP and this particular example.
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Originally posted by Parihaka View PostCool, she can die then knowing a religious blog and one report on CNN have reported her fate, plus you've seen it on TV somewhere. :whome:;)
And if you actually google Meriam Ibrahim you will see her husband, the father, fits all the criteria. As do the children. As does Miriam.
If it was "Marry an American citizen and you automatically become one yourself, as do any children" my, foreign national wife of 23 years would have become a US citizen 23 years ago. And we were married in the US.
Its not that simple. And just a quick look at the story leads doubt to her claim of citizenship.
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Originally posted by Doktor View Post
Sure, since it is in line with the OP.
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Originally posted by Gun Grape View PostNo, Its been on all the news stations. And their web sites. Sorry it doesn't fit your notion of "Uninformed Americans and their leftest news"No such thing as a good tax - Churchill
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Originally posted by Gun Grape View PostNo, Its been on all the news stations. And their web sites. Sorry it doesn't fit your notion of "Uninformed Americans and their leftest news"
Do you know for a fact that the family all meet the criteria for US citizenship? Or you using Google as your definitive source?
If it was "Marry an American citizen and you automatically become one yourself, as do any children" my, foreign national wife of 23 years would have become a US citizen 23 years ago. And we were married in the US.
Its not that simple. And just a quick look at the story leads doubt to her claim of citizenship.
Is your wife allowed to live in the US with you?In the realm of spirit, seek clarity; in the material world, seek utility.
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Originally posted by Parihaka View Postcool, let's see them! other than the two you found, three days after world press (and Fox News) filed their first reports post conviction.
Right so. They were married in 2011. The boy is 2. The other child is unborn. Her husband is American. Well, I suppose she's a slut and had the kids to other fathers after she married him. Nice.
Lets throw out some facts here.
The Husband was Naturalized in 2005. Still owns businesses and a home in Sudan. Makes frequent trips there. This according to the daily mail article.
Married his wife , in Sudan, in 2011.
Just recently went to the US Embassy to try to get her out. That is when he produced the wedding certificate and the birth certificate for his 20 month old son.
So from 2011 till the present time, he neither registered his marriage with the US Embassy. Nor did he apply for immigration status for his wife. She does not become a US citizen on the spot, just because she marries an American.
20 months ago, he didn't register the birth of his son with the US Embassy. Nothing happens till there is a Consular Report of Birth Abroad of a Citizen of the United States of America. That starts the process of determining if the child is a US citizen.
If the child is a citizen, then the US will issue a Passport and Social Security number.
When the Father is the American citizen of a child born overseas, and the father is Naturalized, there are certain conditions that must be met for the child to have US citizenship.
One of the most important is that the Father must have resided in the US for 5 years prior to the birth.
Thats easy you say, He was naturalized in sometime in 2005 and the baby was born around Sept of 2012. That is 6-7 years, kid is in there. No brainer.
Not so fast, those 5 years don't have to be continuous but any time spent outside of the US doesn't count. So in those 6-7 years prior to the birth of his son, how much time did he spend in Sudan tending to his businesses and living on his ranch? Does he have enough time in the US to meet the 5 year residency requirement? So the childs "birthright citizenship" claim is not a sure thing.
Did he maintain his "Principal residence" in the US? He lived at his brothers home in the US but owned a home in Sudan. Which one would be considered a "Principal Residence"?
Next the wife. They got married, in Sudan in 2011. But they did not register the marriage with the Embassy. No paperwork has been started to get her conditional permanent resident status, or allow her in the States with a marriage visa.
Does she meet the criteria for a marriage visa and immigrant alien status based on that marriage?
Well according to the law the they have got to have a valid marriage under local law for any of that pesky immigration stuff to start happening.
What was she in jail for? Oh yea, adultery. Why? Not because of those nasty things you accused her of doing, But because the Laws of her country do not allow a marriage between a Muslim woman and a Christian man.
They did not get married in the US Embassy and the marriage they had was against the laws of the host country. Things are not looking good here.
Maybe that why New Hampshire's Senator asked the State Dept to grant her Political Asylum. Doesn't look like she qualifies for other types of immigration status.
Is your wife allowed to live in the US with you?
And we were married in the States. She was here on a student Visa
And it seems that while Sudan has sentenced people to death for apostasy. They haven't actually executed anyone for it in over 20 years.Last edited by Gun Grape; 24 May 14,, 19:02.
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Originally posted by Parihaka View Postcool, let's see them! other than the two you found, three days after world press (and Fox News) filed their first reports post conviction.
Right so. They were married in 2011. The boy is 2. The other child is unborn. Her husband is American. Well, I suppose she's a slut and had the kids to other fathers after she married him. Nice.
Is your wife allowed to live in the US with you?
I think Gun Grape has now given you a very good crash course in how US citizenship works. My wife was also a foreign national when she came over on a fiance visa. There were about 12 months of prior paperwork on my part, then more when she got in when the 3 months of the fiance visa were up, and then the application process for green card, next permanent residency before the final application for US citizenship.
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Sounds easier to just smuggle your wife and wait for some liberal to legalize their status.
Being nasty here a bit, but the procedure seems too complicated to be done via proper channels all the while you have many illegal immigrants reaping from the system bugs.No such thing as a good tax - Churchill
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See this is where the term liberal is used far too often as a description. I consider myself to be far more often liberal than conservative.
Having said that if you are an illegal alien then you should have filed the application papers and paid the fees I did or... Get Out!
Same would go for the death penalty. Murder someone then forfeit your life and whether it is humane or not doesn't concern me
anymore than it concerned you when you killed someone. Firing squad is quicker.
But I am still a liberal and all those self poll sites on the web say so.
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It's a broad brush, the liberal term, but couldn't think for a better one in the moment. Still can't. Sorry if it offended you.No such thing as a good tax - Churchill
To make mistakes is human. To blame someone else for your mistake, is strategic.
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Originally posted by Gun Grape View PostYou mean like the last President to grant amnesty to illegals?
That Liberal Icon, President Ronald Wilson ReaganNo such thing as a good tax - Churchill
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Yes, because this thread is all about immigration and how badly previous presidents have done. Um wait.......
Still, it only took seven hours to get the info, and we now know it's all about Reagan.
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Originally posted by Doktor View PostIt's a broad brush, the liberal term, but couldn't think for a better one in the moment. Still can't. Sorry if it offended you.
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Now as to this women she clearly is not an American citizen just like my wife wasn't when she married me a natural born citizen. I am incensed that a country, in this day and age, could even contemplate executing someone because of their religious belief. Shades of the dark ages where one religion seems to be in a pell mell rush back to it. However, I am not prepared to make an exception to how we determine US citizenship. Once such an exemption is made then the gates open for others to say the exemption applies to them. Given that, all any nation can do, is exert as much worldwide condemnation as possible not that a country, like Sudan, even cares.
Now a liberal may say someone should use force of arms to get her. Well I am not on board with that. The world is a bad place in many locations and frankly I have to say I put a large amount of fault on the husband for not protecting his wife in a country where he knows how they think. He should have preempted this by getting her out when he had the time before the authorities found out.
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