Traveling While African (And American)
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Traveling While African (And American)
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Episode 3 – Traveling While African (and American)
This week, we unpack the viral WhatsApp post that sparked confusion in African communities worldwide. It told the story of an Ivorian-American woman allegedly denied reentry into the U.S. for using her Ivorian passport to travel abroad—and returning with her American one.
We break down:
What U.S. law actually says about dual citizenship and using your American passport.
Why this viral post caused so much fear—and why it may be more fear-mongering than fact.
The facts on birthright citizenship, the 14th Amendment, and Trump’s January 2025 Executive Order.
What rights you do (and don’t) lose when you travel internationally as a dual national.
A breakdown of how and when the U.S. government can revoke your citizenship (spoiler: it’s rare).
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Key Takeaways:
Yes, you must use your U.S. passport to enter and exit the U.S. if you’re a citizen.
No, simply using your other passport abroad doesn’t mean you’ve broken the law.
Executive Orders don’t change the Constitution—but they can scare folks into dangerous choices.
Don’t fall for fear tactics—shine your eye!
Join the conversation:
What would you do if you were a dual citizen at the airport?
Would you support limits on birthright citizenship?