The child always follows the allegiance of the father. http://www.usnaturalborncitizen.com/meaningofnaturalborn.html
Harris was born Oct. 20, 1964, and her father was a citizen of Jamaica at the time of her birth.
Specifically, Chapter 2 (entitled Citizenship) of the Jamaica Constitution, Section 3C states:
Every person born outside Jamaica shall become a citizen of Jamaica –
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on the sixth day of August 1962, in the case of a person born before that date; or
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on the date of his/her birth, in the case of a person born on or after the sixth day of August 1962,
if, at that date, his/her father or mother is a citizen of Jamaica by birth, descent, or
registration by virtue of marriage to a citizen of Jamaica.
She was born in the United States of America, and is as such a US citizen according to the 14th amendment. Of course she doesn’t have naturalization papers, she doesn’t need them, having been born in the United States.
The constitution is quite explicit on this matter, perhaps you should give it a look.
Absolutely correct answer. Seriously, you are literally making things up, and are sadly, quite utterly wrong.
I’m sorry: I don’t know if you are lying or clueless, but I can see no third option.
Let’s make it very simple, shall we?
Please provide evidence that people in the US on work visas are NOT subject to the jurisdiction of the US. That is the heart of your claim, after all. So please, show us some evidence for that claim.