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Jamal Khashoggi was not a US citizen, though he did hold a Green Card as a lawful permanent resident.

https://www.chicagotribune.com/suburbs/lake-county-news-sun/...



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Not to notpick, but while Khashoggi was a US resident, he was not a US citizen.

Khashoggi worked for the Washington Post and lived in the US sometimes but he wasn’t a US citizen.

Unless there was some other Jamal Khashoggi killed in a Saudi embassy, he was not a US citizen. Judging by the Tim Kaine's letter [1], he was not even a permanent resident of the US but a temporary worker on O-1 visa.

1. https://www.kaine.senate.gov/press-releases/connolly-kaine-l...


Correction: Jamal Kashoggi was Saudi but had permanent residence in the US ("green card"). It was reported at the time that the US administration took umbrage in his non-citizen status as they were reluctant to take punitive measures

Quibbling over status is an interesting fallout of the same right-wing nationalist rhetoric. You're right though. He was a Saudi citizen, US resident on an O Visa with US citizen children on his way to a green card[1].

Should we not care about his murder as much then?

1. https://qz.com/1428499/jamal-khashoggi-what-trump-owes-khash...


He's not a US citizen.

He is not a US citizen.

According to other reports, he was an Egyptian living in America. His citizenship status wasn't reported.

Not sure it matters... but it does complicate the usual "Americans behaving badly abroad" narrative.


Also, he's not a US citizen.

(Edit: error on my part. His passport was revoked, which is what I was citing, but apparently he remains a citizen.)


> foreign adversaries

He isn't a US citizen.


He is a US Citizen.

He's not a 'stateless person'. His passport has been revoked, but he remains a US citizen.

Just to be clear - he hasn't been exiled by the US. He is in self-imposed exile to avoid prosecution.

They haven't revoked his citizenship... just his passport. That doesn't remove citizenship, just the ability to travel abroad.


He was certainly not a US citizen when the project started. Not even for the first 20 years of its existence.

https://lwn.net/Articles/404729/


He is a US citizen, big difference.

Was he a US citizen?

Interesting, he says he is a US citizen in that letter, but didn't he say he was "stateless" recently?

He does not have dual citizenship in the us or anywhere else. No idea where you got that or the bit about the FBI.

He is an Iranian citizen who lived in Canada until he returned to visit his dying father and was arrested.


> He lives in the Middle East, which does not have any extradition treaties with America.

He lives in Dubai, within one of the US's closest allies in the region. I'd be worried.

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