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For questions about the body of law known as "international law," the interaction of two or more sovereign states, including agreements and laws between them, and disputes of jurisdiction for civil or criminal matters.
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Are people born in a foreign embassy on US soil american citizens?
This question seems hard to google, since all the results are about people born in US embassies on foreign soil.
I'm wondering about the situation where someone's born in, say, the French embassy in …
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