Illinois Woman Told She Is No Longer an American

This woman is an obvious threat to National Security. We should deport her and others like her and allow more Yemenis in.

This sounds like an open and shut case. Holding her accountable for a mistake made by a guy about 20 years ago is ridiculous to the point of stupidity. The State Department should be able to fix this situation in 20 minutes, so why don't they? Could it be that they are uncaring bureaucrats? Interesting. I can see why Liberals want to turn their health care over to the government!

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,585152,00.html

Angela Boneva is living in limbo.

For years she, and the U.S. government, thought the Bulgarian-born 34-year-old was an American citizen. But, when she went to renew her passport in 2003, the State Department reportedly told her something terribly different.

Boneva's father was born in Indiana, and the consulate in Bulgaria gave her U.S. citizenship while she was growing up in the country in 1981. She was able to visit relatives in Chicago and eventually move to the area in 1997, the Chicago Tribune reported.

Then in 2003, the married mother of a now 7-year-old U.S.-born boy received a letter from the U.S. State Department saying there was a mistake and she wasn't an American citizen, according to the Tribune.

"I thought it was some kind of joke," she told the Tribune. "I grew up believing I'm an American, and now they want to take that away? This is like a bad dream."

The State Department said in the letter that an employee at the consulate broke a rule that required her father to have lived in the U.S. for 10 years before she was born, the Tribune reported. Her father had only lived in the U.S. for six years before moving to Bulgaria.