what kind of curiosity is this..?with use of derogatory remarks!!.
you should stop overreacting when it comes to being corrected...or else counter argue with sanity thoughts...
EEh nisije nikaambiwa nimekosea ni Washington ya capital letter na sio small letter, we binamu kiboko
Duh!!! Hili sikuwa nalijua...
Hhhaaa kuna mtu kala ban sasa nikakimbilia kukutafuta nilijua ni wewe
Yes, but there is a loopehole which makes children of diplomats born in America to become "American super citizens" na kuwa na haki hata kupita raia wa kawaida wa Marekani. Soma hii.
Birthright loophole grants diplomat children born in U.S. 'super citizen' status
Children born to diplomats working in the U.S. can enjoy full citizenship but are not subject to American laws, according to a new report.
The controversial 'loophole' means that as long as their parents remain working as diplomats in the U.S. they enjoy a 'super citizen' status, according to the Center for Immigration Studies.
According to the report's author Jon Feere: 'Children of diplomats who receive U.S. birth certificates and social security numbers (SSNs) have greater rights and protections than the average U.S. citizen.'
Speaking to Fox News, a spokesman for the State Department said: 'Persons born in the United States, including a child of foreign diplomats, are legally entitled to an official birth record issued by the Bureau of Vital Statistics of the state in which the child is born.'
The spokesman added: 'If the child enjoys full diplomatic privileges and immunities, the child would not acquire U.S. citizenship at birth.' But according to the, 'Birthright Citizenship for Children of Foreign Diplomats?' report, there is a simple work around for diplomats.
When diplomatic parents have a child on U.S. soil they are given a birth certificate request form from by the National Center for Health Statistics Division of Vital Statistics. On the form there is a section for either parent to fill out their 9-digit SSN - but this can be left blank.
Also included is a simple 'yes' or 'no' option asking if their child needs a SSN. Nowhere on the form does it ask if the person applying is a diplomat.
According to the report, the number of social security agencies involved in granting the certificate do not check if the baby is technically eligible for citizenship.
The situation is even further confused as interpretation of the 14th Amendments Citizenship Clause remains a legal minefield. According to the letter of the law, U.S. citizenship by birth is granted to those who were born within the United States and are subject to the jurisdiction of the United States.
For diplomats this would not be the case, but in practice - according to the report - this is not the case. Mr Feere added: 'A lack of direction from Congress has resulted in children born to foreign diplomats on U.S. soil receiving U.S. birth certificates and Social Security numbers (SSNs) - effectively becoming U.S. citizens - despite the limiting language within the Citizenship Clause of the 14th Amendment.'
Speaking to Fox Immigration attorney Toni Maschler argued that while the 'super citizen' issue does exist, it is a rare occurrence. It would be proper for them to apply for a green card, but in most cases that child doesnt stay here long enough to be eligible to naturalize as a U.S. citizen because their parents would more than likely transfer to a different post."
Source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...plomat-children-super-U-S-citizen-status.html
Muiteni lemutuz atufafanulie, maana yeye kaishi marekani miaka 7 atakuwa anajua sheria vzur Dinazarde Tyta mamakibunju
EEh nisije nikaambiwa nimekosea ni Washington ya capital letter na sio small letter, we binamu kiboko
Muiteni lemutuz atufafanulie, maana yeye kaishi marekani miaka 7 atakuwa anajua sheria vzur Dinazarde Tyta mamakibunju
Kwa kifupi watu tunaowapa uraia wa Tanzania hawapotezi uraia wa nchi yao kama hiyo nchi inatambua uraia wa zaidi ya nchi moja, unless and until watu hao waukatae uraia wa nchi yao kwa kutuma maombi rasmi kwenye nchi yao na siyo nchi ya Tanzania.
mamakibunju ni mmoja kati ya members wachache ninaowafahamu, ni mwanamke smart sana na mambo safi, inshort sio mwanamke wa kawaida yuko vzur hadi namuogopa ahahah japokuwa yeye hajui kama namjua
i like how you counter argue,making it a healthy and educative post..Yes, but there is a loopehole which makes children of diplomats born in America to become "American super citizens" na kuwa na haki hata kupita raia wa kawaida wa Marekani. Soma hii.
''enjoy'' what is practically done/how the child is treated but not what the law state/wantsBirthright loophole grants diplomat children born in U.S. 'super citizen' status
Children born to diplomats working in the U.S. can enjoy full citizenship but are not subject to American laws, according to a new report.
you know when something is ''controversial'',it is likely to give rise to public disagreement because it is not clear.The controversial 'loophole' means that as long as their parents remain working as diplomats in the U.S. they enjoy a 'super citizen' status, according to the Center for Immigration Studies.
anyone can reason this as it has more to do with maintaining the diplomatic relation between the countries....Diplomats getting more previleges than ordinary citizens is common in many countries worlwide..they just differ interms of ''what kind of previlege''According to the report's author Jon Feere: 'Children of diplomats who receive U.S. birth certificates and social security numbers (SSNs) have greater rights and protections than the average U.S. citizen.'
that is as per the US Govt official and how the law works and interpreted..Speaking to Fox News, a spokesman for the State Department said: 'Persons born in the United States, including a child of foreign diplomats, are legally entitled to an official birth record issued by the Bureau of Vital Statistics of the state in which the child is born.'
The spokesman added: 'If the child enjoys full diplomatic privileges and immunities, the child would not acquire U.S. citizenship at birth.'
this is what is done due to loopholes which still doesnt conclude ''the super citizen'' is ''A US citizen''But according to the, 'Birthright Citizenship for Children of Foreign Diplomats?' report, there is a simple work around for diplomats.
When diplomatic parents have a child on U.S. soil they are given a birth certificate request form from by the National Center for Health Statistics Division of Vital Statistics. On the form there is a section for either parent to fill out their 9-digit SSN - but this can be left blank.
Also included is a simple 'yes' or 'no' option asking if their child needs a SSN. Nowhere on the form does it ask if the person applying is a diplomat.
all i see here is confusing to interprete as result of ''controversial loopholes'' which doesnt remove a fact that the ''diplomat baby'' is still not a ''US citizen''(as per the official`s statement...)According to the report, the number of social security agencies involved in granting the certificate do not check if the baby is technically eligible for citizenship.
The situation is even further confused as interpretation of the 14th Amendments Citizenship Clause remains a legal minefield. According to the letter of the law, U.S. citizenship by birth is granted to those who were born within the United States and are subject to the jurisdiction of the United States.
For diplomats this would not be the case, but in practice - according to the report - this is not the case. Mr Feere added: 'A lack of direction from Congress has resulted in children born to foreign diplomats on U.S. soil receiving U.S. birth certificates and Social Security numbers (SSNs) - effectively becoming U.S. citizens - despite the limiting language within the Citizenship Clause of the 14th Amendment.'
note carefully the opening and closing quotation marks used by the news source.Speaking to Fox Immigration attorney Toni Maschler argued that while the 'super citizen' issue does exist,
see that,in practical,it is barely there....it is a rare occurrence
a wise piece of advice to those who would try to use the so called ''loopholes'' to their advantage.... It would be proper for them to apply for a green card, but in most cases that child doesnt stay here long enough to be eligible to naturalize as a U.S. citizen because their parents would more than likely transfer to a different post."
Source: Birthright loophole grants diplomat children 'super U.S. citizen' status | Daily Mail Online
EEh nisije nikaambiwa nimekosea ni Washington ya capital letter na sio small letter, we binamu kiboko
mamakibunju ni mmoja kati ya members wachache ninaowafahamu, ni mwanamke smart sana na mambo safi, inshort sio mwanamke wa kawaida yuko vzur hadi namuogopa ahahah japokuwa yeye hajui kama namjua
Jaman nshakuwa mseng tena? Mimi nimeleta Topic kwa niaba ya she gongo
1: Sugu ana uraia wa marekani na tz!
2: Mh Membe ana uraia wa Canada na Tanzania
3: Mh Leticea Nyerere ana uraia wa Marekani na Tanzania
4: Mh Nyalandu ana uraia wa Marekani na Tanzania
Aunt ezekiel ningemshauri angewahi angeenda hata Pakistani mtoto awe na uraia wa huko!
the term ''American Super Citizens'' as used by ''FOX News''/daily mail(depending on primary source) has more to do with style of journalism rather than what's actually written/stated in their constitution.Ni manjonjo ya uandishi tu.
Or is there any part in their constitution that vividly states that and differentiate between a super citizen and a normal citizen?
you know when something is ''controversial'',it is likely to give rise to public disagreement because it is not clear.
anyone can reason this as it has more to do with maintaining the diplomatic relation between the countries....Diplomats getting more previleges than ordinary citizens is common in many countries worlwide..they just differ interms of ''what kind of previlege''
that is as per the US Govt official and how the law works and interpreted..
It is the loophole which creates what has been referred to as a "super citizen", meaning that despite being an American citizen, the child would still be regarded as not being subject to the American law because s/he is also subject to diplomatic protection.this is what is done due to loopholes which still doesnt conclude ''the super citizen'' is ''A US citizen''
all i see here is confusing to interprete as result of ''controversial loopholes'' which doesnt remove a fact that the ''diplomat baby'' is still not a ''US citizen''(as per the official`s statement...)