Dear Mr. Celenti this issue in dire need of massive exposure by the internet media that
wants to resurrect and preserve our “FREE REPUBLIC”. The following is a brief history and
its effects. I hope you will gives this some consideration and followup with a video on
this issue. : Dual Citizens “MUST” not be allowed to partake in the political process
including the voting process of this country again. As it was prior to 1960 when SCOTUS
ruled on this issue and sold this country’s future political intent and process off to the
people who hold dual citizenship status and isolated and removed the true “Americans” as a
factor in the political process. Guess who brought this case forward to SCOTUS? A Polish
Jew who migrated to Israel and then had dual citizen status in the US . Prior to 1967 ”
Voting in a foreign election, serving in a foreign army, or swearing allegiance to a
foreign government used to be automatic grounds for losing U.S. citizenship. But a 5-4
decision by the U.S. Supreme Court in 1967 made it all but impossible for someone to lose
U.S. citizenship unless he or she wants to give it up.
The case involved a naturalized American citizen originally from Poland, who moved to
Israel in 1950. Beys Afroyim tried to get his U.S. passport renewed in 1960, but the State
Department turned him down. Afroyim had voted in Israeli elections, which meant he had
automatically lost his U.S. citizenship, the department said.
The Supreme Court said the 14th Amendment effectively elevated citizenship to a
constitutional right and ruled that it can be lost only if renounced. No one knows for sure
how many Americans are also citizens of other lands, because neither the U.S. nor other
governments keep track. Estimates range from the