King v. Rogers
Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
CHOY, Circuit Judge:
The Secretary of State appeals a district court judgment finding that Elihu King remains a United States citizen. The district court held that the Secretary had failed to prove that King voluntarily renounced his United States citizenship when he became a naturalized British subject. We reverse.
King was born in the United States, and became a citizen at birth. His par-*1189exits were divorced, and he lived with his father until 1948, when he obtained a United States passport. While en route to Palestine, he was interned by the Lebanese government during the Arab-Israeli war. He…
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