And he is Canadian unless a CRBA was filed in 1970 by his mother who by that time was also a Canadian Citizen under Candian law at the time as.
Ted’s Father has publicly admitted he became a Canadian citizen in 1968. If his mother’s first husband with surname of “Wilson” was also a Canadian citizen (unconfirmed), she would have become a citizen before his father. Even if her first husband was not Canadian, according to Canadian law, she would still have automatically become a Canadian citizen in 1969 after having a Canadian spouse (Ted’s Father) and residing in Canada for 1 year. This information substantiates the reports claiming that both of his parents appeared on the Canadian voter’s rolls. There is now an unconfirmed claim that someone has supposedly verified that they indeed both voted in the October of 1972 federal Canadian election.
The Citizenship Act, effective February 15, 1977, replaced the 1947 Act with a more equitable statute. For example, British subjects no longer received special treatment and dual citizenship became recognized. There was only one provision for automatic loss of citizenship, limited to persons born in the second or subsequent generation outside Canada unless they took steps to retain their citizenship by their 28th birthday.
http://www.examiner.com/article/proof-that-ted-cruz-did-not-become-a-us-…
http://www.dallasnews.com/news/politics/headlines/20130818-ted-cruz-born…
I don’t think they can cover all this up like they did with the kenyan…
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