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Prior to 2007, it was not legal in Indonesia to hold dual citizenship, so  
if he was traveling
on an Indonesian passport he would have been required to give up his US  
citizenship. That  would have been automatic if his stepfather adopted  him 
when his mother remarried. All of these documents are hidden though so we  
may 
never know. If it is true he was still on an Indonesian Passport at age 20, 
 then he skipped his opportunity at age 18 to declare his US citizenship. I 
had a  friend in an identical situation, in Australia. At age 18 he had to 
make a final  declaration for himself. All so easy to prove, if the lawyers 
would get out of  the way. 

Drew
 
 
In a message dated 7/22/2009 9:47:06 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
lynnw1366 AT hotmail.com writes:

According to the US State Department, a parent cannot renounce US  
citizenship of minor children. IF Obama was legally adopted, and IF he  
became a citizen of Indonesia, he'd have dual citizenship. Unless he  
officially renounced his US citizenship (or committed one of the acts that  
loses your citizenship), he's still a  citizen.

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