Traxtion
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So unaongelea masuala ya "Can claim" au "Can not claim"I think generation matters. When you are only one generation removed, then that’s very close. Example my kids . Born in the USA. American citizens by birth. So are you saying they can’t claim Kenyan side of their Dad?.. They will inherit my property in Kenya and legally they can. Maybe their children will be far removed if they are all Americans but first generation is too soon. So President Obama is not Kenyan by birth but he can claim Kenyan roots . He’s a first generation. He can legally claim his father’s inheritance in Siaya county. But can you claim your ancestral inheritance in South Africa?.. I don’t think so. I hope you understand my explanation.
Obama mwenyewe haoneshi interest sana na Kenya. Obama ni pure American ambaye ana mzazi mmoja kutoka Kenya lakini binafsi anafeel more at home akiwa USA kuliko Kenya, ni American citizen hadi alijihusisha na American politics na kuwa hata president pia
So utaongelea can and can not claim this side etc but the fact is "he didn't" even if he can, and he doesn't have to since he's not a Kenyan