Are Puerto Ricans automatic citizens of the USA at birth?
Answer:
Yes Sir. All Puerto Ricans are American citizens. Why? Because they are a Commonwealth of the United States. The only "but" that Puerto Ricans living in Puerto Rico can't do is that they can't vote in Presidential elections of the United States, but if they are living in the U. S., they can vote. Again why? Because Puerto Rico is a Estado Libre Asociado and that means that they have in their system a Congress and a Senate identical to the U. S. I hope that I help you.
It is a territory if the U.S. so i believe so.
Yes, as are those people born in America Samoa, American Virgin Islands and any other U.S. territory or protectorate.
Puerto Rico is a US Trust just like Guam, US Virgin Island America Samoa, Wake Island, etc. You are considered an American citizen. Puerto Rico even has Senator in the senate, so that make Puerto Rico the unofficial 51 state.
Non voting citizenship, yes (although last weeks the Dems gave their delegates a sort of advisory voting right in the House. Republicans are planning to take it to the Supreme Court ad being unconstitutional.)
yeah!!
P.R is a commonwealth of the united states of america. got to love em.
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