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No, it says "More than two decades previously, a family member — who, he’s still not sure — added his name to the family register then used in South Korea to d
by bachmeier 8y ago
No, it says
"More than two decades previously, a family member — who, he’s still not sure — added his name to the family register then used in South Korea to determine citizenship, incorrectly listing his place of birth as Seoul."
- the_mitsuhiko 8y agoI’m not sure that matters. It’s likely that his father is south korean and that makes him south korean by birth ex lege. If anything the register record just made it visible be he would still have been korean otherwise.
- benatkin 8y agoYeah, think about Ted Cruz. He wasn't born in some base of the US like McCain was. He was born in Canada. Plain and simple. However he is a fully fledged citizen of the USA, and eligible to become president.
- askmike 8y agoYes, so he turned out to be Korean. But I still don't know what it has to do with the fact he was American as well?