Why is Nash touted as Canadian?

[Doug]

So where does he live now, US ?

How about this... If Nash became some undesirable criminal type that was unwelcome in US or Canada.... could he be deported to S. Africa ? :thumbsup: :missingte

 

[SkinsRaj28]

You are a fucking moron.

 

[Hope1]

You are a fucking moron.

uppy:

 

[Doug]

OK then, once you are a citizen, then that's your country is what you guys are saying,I guess.

Then Nash is Canadian.

 

[dmmd98]

So where does he live now, US ?

How about this... If Nash became some undesirable criminal type that was unwelcome in US or Canada.... could he be deported to S. Africa ? :thumbsup: :missingte

I believe he could get deported from the States if he decides to become a Cincinnati Bengal since I don't believe he has ever taken up becoming an American citizen. However he would be going back to Canada since he is a Canadian citizen. Now if he never took up citizenship in either country then yes he could been deported back to South Africa.

 

[dmmd98]

OK then, once you are a citizen, then that's your country is what you guys are saying,I guess.

Then Nash is Canadian.

He would be both a citizen by birth with South Africa and at some point growing up he took up Canadian citizenship and Canada allows for dual citizenship.

 

[scromagnumman]

2 threads in the last couple days concerning Nash. you got a hard on or something for him? you're so full of shit your eyes are brown.

 

[kingbill]

Ewing is the better example, he was born in Jamaica and moved to the US when he was 13. Duncan was born in USVI, USVI citizens have US citizenship.

Speaking of Jamaicans, I remember when Ben Johnson won the Gold Medal in 88, The Headlines were "Canadian Sprinter Wins Gold" after he tested positive the writers started calling him "Jamaican born Sprinter...."

 

[dmmd98]

Ben Johnson still the fastest man on the planet. I remember that also.

 

[Doug]

If an illegal alien Mexican couple was living in say Texas, and had a child on US soil....is that baby then a US citizen ? I think legally the answer is yes.

 

[SkinsRaj28]

Oh, Doug...I wasn't calling you a fucking moron. I was referring to crunch. I just realized that it might've seemed like I was talking to you. Sorry about that. You're my boy.

 

[Doug]

You are a fucking moron.

Raj, I don't think the question is absolutely ridiculous.

 

[Doug]

Oh, Doug...I wasn't calling you a fucking moron. I was referring to crunch. I just realized that it might've seemed like I was talking to you. Sorry about that. You're my boy.

yeah,looked that way to me with 8mins later you post moron, I thought you meant me...

I was almost going to tell you to kill yourself or something,man ! :discuss:

I really don't know this law stuff with citizenship and birth in different cunt-trees.:think2:

 

[Doug]

Oh, Doug...I wasn't calling you a fucking moron. I was referring to crunch. I just realized that it might've seemed like I was talking to you. Sorry about that. You're my boy.

WTF do that mean ?:youmad:

 

[royboy_3831]

You are a fucking moron.

Simple and sharp.

 

[lander]

I knew there had to be a catch to a white guy being good at hoops ... he's African-American.

Probably runs a 2 hour marathon too.

 

[fhmesq44]

If an illegal alien Mexican couple was living in say Texas, and had a child on US soil....is that baby then a US citizen ? I think legally the answer is yes.

Yes, if you are born in the US or US territory (overseas bases, USVI, Guam, etc.) you are a US citizen regardless of your parents citizenship.

 

[X-Files]

I knew there had to be a catch to a white guy being good at hoops ... he's African-American.

I suppose he's still a S African citizen by birth if he was born there.

And a Canadian citizen having grown up here, if he acquired citizenship.

That would make him a dual citizen of 2 countries, America not included.

Both parents were alleged to be British, so he might have some rights
re British citizenship also, or if he was interested in obtaining such.
And re USA citizenship due to years living in that cunttry. As far as i
know he is not interested in either of these.

 

[Smartass]

Well, I guess I'm a little sore because my Canadian friend keeps bragging how a "Canadian" is the best player in the NBA. I keep telling him he was born in South Africa to English parents but he won't hear of it.

Well, at the end of the day he's still Canadian. Let him have his one little thing to be proud of.

 

[Doug]

Yes, if you are born in the US or US territory (overseas bases, USVI, Guam, etc.) you are a US citizen regardless of your parents citizenship.

So what happens in a case like that ?

If INS wants to send the parents back, but they have a baby, do they get to stay ?