Originally Posted by
GUWonder
More like an "unlikely question" than a "likely question" based on what I've seen a lot. It's up to the US to decide who is and is not a US citizen and who is entitled to a US passport and is not. I don't have a count of how many people born in the US are not US citizens, but it's at least in the six figure range and possibly even the seven figure range by this point given the combination includes those who relinquished US citizenship, those who renounced US citizenship, and those who were born in the US while not subject to US jurisdiction.
I once had a gate-dragon at LHR threaten to refuse me boarding onto the plane because he noticed with old stamps on my EuroVW passport that I used to have a Green Card. I told him I didn't have one anymore, but he absolutely wanted to see evidence of it. Through sheer luck I happened to have the piece of paper the US embassy produces after a GC has been given up somewhere in my travel folder. Not too sure how it would have turned out otherwise...
Last edited by crescatfloreat; Jul 4, 2023 at 11:19 pm