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The laws of a country may say you can never stop being a citizen of that country, but it is of course only binding in that country. The issue in the article was
by lutorm 15y ago
The laws of a country may say you can never stop being a citizen of that country, but it is of course only binding in that country. The issue in the article was that you may be unable to visit the US if you decide to just ignore this law. If you don't have any desire to do so, then I don't see why you can't ignore it. I doubt they'll get the Interpol on your case...
- 3pt14159 15y agoI've never understood why extradition treaties don't kick in here. I know when my parents set up their swiss bank account they were repeatedly told "Don't do anything illegal" by the representative, and were informed that any income from the account would be reported to Canada.