Permits persons who are nationals and citizens at birth under the Immigration and Nationality Act to retain their citizenship without…
Official title: A bill to provide that persons who are nationals and citizens at birth under section 301 a 7 of the Immigration and Nationality Act shall retain their citizenship without meeting certain physical presence requirements.
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Permits persons who are nationals and citizens at birth under the Immigration and Nationality Act to retain their citizenship without meeting the present physical presence requirements of such Act if the alien parent becomes a U.S. citizen before such person attains the age of 21 or if the citizen parent at the time of such persons birth pursuant was a member of the U.S. Armed Forces or employed by the U.S. Government or an international organization.
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