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From a reader:

You are correct in asking the question of Kamala Harris’ eligibility of being president (as well as vice president) under the United States Constitution. The major issue of what many examine in the eligibility question is that only United States Law is considered. This is looking at the trees and missing the forest. When one expands their view, it becomes clear that Kamala Harris is, in fact, not eligible for the presidency.

Kamala Harris is not a “natural born Citizen” as required by Article II, Section 1, Clause 5 of the US Constitution but, possibly, a birthright Citizen (Jus Soli) under the 14th Amendment. Furthermore, Harris holds dual citizenship with Jamaica which, by virtue of its Constitution, is automatically bestowed via jus sanguinis based on the nationality of her father. Let us examine this argument, which will become obvious and indisputable.

As is known, Kamala was born on October 20, 1964, which will be relevant further below. Kamala’s mother, Shyamala Gopalan, was born in Madras, British India, on December 7, 1938. As far as I am aware, Shyamala never became an American citizen. Note that, in India, one cannot, by law, have dual citizenship, thus, looking at this aspect becomes moot.

Her father, Donald J. Harris, was born August 23, 1938 in Brown’s Town, Jamaica. Donald was naturalized as a United States citizen sometime prior to May, 2015, the exact date being unknown to me. In July, 1963 Donald married Shyamala. Even though, when foreign students enter the United States and must follow the laws of the nation, and, being citizens of their respective nations, the laws of their home nation still apply to them and they are under their jurisdiction. As such, Jamaican Law applied to Donald Harris at that time. Being a citizen of Jamaica at the time of Kamala’s birth, Jamaican law and jurisdiction applies and has authority over its citizens. So, let us look at the Law that is relevant and in effect at that time. In accordance with the Constitution of Jamaica, Kamala Harris currently holds Jamaican Citizenship through jus sanguinis. Anyone holding more than one allegiance to another country is not eligible to hold the highest Office in the United States.

Jamaican Constitution
Chapter II
3C. Citizenship by descent
Every person born outside Jamaica shall become a citizen of Jamaica –
a. on the sixth day of August, 1962, in the case of a person born before that date; or
b. on the date of his birth, in the case of a person born on or after the sixth day of August, 1962, if, at that date, his father or mother is a citizen of Jamaica by birth, descent or registration by virtue of marriage to a citizen of Jamaica
…
1) No person who is a citizen of Jamaica by virtue of section 3(1)(a), (b) or (c) shall be deprived of his citizenship of Jamaica.
See https://www.constituteproject.org/constitution/Jamaica_2015
and PDF here: http://constitutionnet.org/sites/default/files/jamaica_constitution_1962_0.pdf

According to the Jamaican Constitution, a child will automatically become a citizen of Jamaica by descent if the father is a Jamaican citizen by birth. The relevant constitutional provision ensures that the child will retain Jamaican citizenship and cannot be deprived of it. A child will automatically be a Jamaican citizen at birth under Section 3C of the Jamaican Constitution because the father is a Jamaican citizen by birth. There is no need for any additional action to confer Jamaican citizenship.

As one would be require to make a positive effort to renounce Jamaican citizenship by filing through official Jamaican channels, that alone is prima facie evidence that one had, formerly, held dual citizenship. And, if one does not make the positive action to give up said citizenship, then that is prima facie evidence of still possessing dual citizenship. One cannot hold dual citizenship and hold the highest Office in the land as their loyalties will be split between nations.

As the above shows, it is indisputable that Kamala Harris is not eligible for the Office of the President of the United States under Article II, Section 1, Clause 5 of the United States Constitution. This is an argument that has never been brought forth and cannot be defended against as the facts cannot be disputed.

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