... The question is: CAN #TRUMP Make his own LAWS? Answer: NO!!.....

What she did was horribly wrong, but Trump just can not make up his laws--we have to follow the process and provide a hearing.



Family of American-born woman who joined ISIS files lawsuit claiming she must be allowed to return https://www.thelily.com/family-of-american-born-woman-who-joined-isis-files-lawsuit-claiming-she-must-be-allowed-to-return/ … The question is: CAN #TRUMP Make his own LAWS? Answer: NO #TrumpCorruption

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Family of American-born woman who joined ISIS files lawsuit claiming she must be allowed to return
Hoda Muthana says she is ready to come home and face the consequences of her actions




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Questions of citizenship

“Citizenship is a fundamental constitutional right, the most valuable right you will have,” he said. “If it can be taken away, then it must be done with due process of law. Where citizenship is concerned, that’s a judicial hearing. There has to be a process. You can’t simply say it. You would have to prove it.”

The State Department maintains that no such process is required, as it claims Muthana is not, and has never been, an American citizen. She stands outside of the 14th Amendment’s guarantee of birthright citizenship, the government argues, because her father, who is now a naturalized citizen, was formerly a Yemeni diplomat under the jurisdiction of his home country. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services guidelines specify an exception to birthright citizenship for children not born “subject to the jurisdiction of the United States,” as the 14th Amendment requires.

“She may have been born here,” Pompeo said Thursday on NBC’s “Today” show.
"She is not a U.S. citizen, nor is she entitled to U.S. citizenship.”

This is because she was born to a diplomat, he said.

But documents provided by Muthana’s lawyers indicate that her father had been discharged from his diplomatic position by the time of her birth on Oct. 28, 1994, by which point her mother had also gained permanent residency status. When the government revoked the young woman’s passport in January 2016, it stated in a letter that she was not a birthright citizen because her father’s termination had not been officially documented until February 1995 — a claim disputed by the family’s lawyers, who point to a notice from the United States Mission to the United Nations dating the end of his service to Sept. 1, 1994.
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