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David Eduardo wrote:


No, she is an Ecuadorian citizen, and currently owns several radio
stations
there

She's an American citizen as well, right?

No.

When did she change that?

It's by birth. She has never been a US citizen.

Interesting. Here is what you stated back on June 20, 2003 in
alt.politics.immigration:

"My oldest daughter is a dual Ecuadorian and American citizen, as she3 was
born
in Ecuador and registered at the US Embassy as being of American
parentage."

http://groups.google.com/group/alt.politics.immigration/browse_thread/thread/25b535c6088a4868/bab6304d9024c3ce?lnk=st&q=david+eduardo+daughter&r num=7#bab6304d9024c3ce

I always find it interesting when I must remind a pathological liar of the
things they've stated in the past.

Dual nationals have, or at least, had in 1965, the right to choose
citizenship at the age of majority. While a dual national by birth, my
daughter chose later not to register as an American, and that right expired
nearly 20 years ago.

She also never got a US passport prior to becoming 18... although she could
have. Yet, legally, until she made her choice, she was a US citizen.

See'? Nothing is black and white. You are making a big deal out of a
technicality.