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To: GUSTAVE JAEGER who wrote (577996)	7/26/2010 10:52:21 AM
From: longnshort	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1572484

States that observe jus soli include: (I don't see many European ones, what is wrong with you people? Racist bastards) * Antigua and Barbuda[3] * Argentina[3] * Barbados[3] * Belize[3] * Bolivia[3] * Brazil[3] * Canada[3] * Chile[4] (children of transient foreigners or of foreign diplomats on assignment in Chile only upon request) * Colombia[3] * Dominica[3] * Dominican Republic[3] * Ecuador[3] * El Salvador[3] * Fiji[5] * Grenada[3] * Guatemala[3] * Guyana[3] * Honduras[3] * Jamaica[3] * Lesotho[6] * Malaysia[3] * Mexico[3] * Nicaragua[3] * Pakistan[3] * Panama[3] * Paraguay[3] * Peru[3] * Saint Christopher and Nevis[3] * Saint Lucia[3] * Saint Vincent and the Grenadines[3] * Trinidad and Tobago[3] * United States[3] * Uruguay[3] * Venezuela[3] en.wikipedia.org

To: GUSTAVE JAEGER who wrote (577996)	7/26/2010 10:52:22 AM
From: longnshort	Respond to of 1572484

States that observe jus soli include: (I don't see many European ones, what is wrong with you people? Racist bastards) * Antigua and Barbuda[3] * Argentina[3] * Barbados[3] * Belize[3] * Bolivia[3] * Brazil[3] * Canada[3] * Chile[4] (children of transient foreigners or of foreign diplomats on assignment in Chile only upon request) * Colombia[3] * Dominica[3] * Dominican Republic[3] * Ecuador[3] * El Salvador[3] * Fiji[5] * Grenada[3] * Guatemala[3] * Guyana[3] * Honduras[3] * Jamaica[3] * Lesotho[6] * Malaysia[3] * Mexico[3] * Nicaragua[3] * Pakistan[3] * Panama[3] * Paraguay[3] * Peru[3] * Saint Christopher and Nevis[3] * Saint Lucia[3] * Saint Vincent and the Grenadines[3] * Trinidad and Tobago[3] * United States[3] * Uruguay[3] * Venezuela[3] en.wikipedia.org

To: GUSTAVE JAEGER who wrote (577996)	7/26/2010 2:29:56 PM
From: Taro	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1572484

OK, this seems pretty much just like the German law: If you are born into the possibility of 2 citizenships, rules of which are given here, between age 18 and 22 you need opt for one of them. My younger son, who was born in Germany with a Swedish passport from me and never has left Germany for residency anywhere else, had to decide for Swedish or German between 18-22. Furthermore, in order to keep his Swedish he needed to prove that he still had essential ties to Sweden. Taro