Originally Posted by
wackyflyer
Yes, his citizenship verified, along with the fact that he was trying to avoid his debts. No doubt he’ll get admitted though might end up getting held up trying to explaining him self.
Very unlikely to have to do anything except deal with the proof of US citizenship and proof of identity need when at a US port of entry (on US soil)..
Questions about civil debts, even to the federal government, don’t generally come up except in the rare situations where the the US dual-citizen is flagged for questioning to locate the alleged debtor subject to some sorts of federal claims. Unless the US dual-citizen is flagged for US passport revocation/denial while known to have been issued an unexpired US passport, I wouldn’t expect much more than a routine inquiry to verify citizenship and identity even of persons subject to US passport denial for civil debts.