Israel doesn't permit politicians to have dual citizenship. America should implement the same policy.https://www.timesofisrael.com/five-new-knesset-members-renounce-foreign-citizenship/ …
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Says here about the U.S. "Anyone can become a dual citizen, even members of Congress, high court judges and top officials of the executive branch. There’s no law or regulation against it. Nor are they required to disclose such dual citizenship. "https://thehill.com/blogs/congress-blog/homeland-security/240572-when-dual-citizenship-becomes-conflict-of-interest …
This seems to me a law that is ripe for change, as it breeds conflicts of interest. Foreign citizens are voting in Congress to tax U.S.-only citizens and to send us to die in wars. And lack of disclosure allows hiding of such conflicts & breeds conspiracy theories about them.
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"Ripe for a change" as if they didn't know full well it was wrong in the first place.
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Nothing will be done. AIPAC is giving money to politicians who tow their line. Ever wonder why Isreal is "our greatest friend and ally" after doing absolutely nothing for us? (well, except dragging us into wars, spying on us and blowing up our servicemen).
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Nothing has been done until now, b/c most people assumed it was ILLEGAL for congressmen, judges, and gov't employees to be dual citizens. Much like how many people still assume the USD is on some sort of gold standard. First step to solving a problem: Realize there's a problem.
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Is Isreal the only country with their dual citizens making our laws?
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