Many had been born in Canada and were raised speaking French.
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He had been born in Lafayette, an hour north of Indianapolis.
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If I had been born in a different time, I might have found support.
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From 5003 to 2500, Detroit lost 268,282 residents who had been born in America.
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Since his daughter had been born in Spain, she was entitled to treatment there.
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Amrabat, after all, had been born in the village of Huizen, close to Amsterdam.
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And Christian theology convinced me that I had been born in a compromised situation.
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Take that sense and imagine if you had been born in the opposite body.
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He ridiculed his fixation on false rumors that the president had been born in Kenya.
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The man we were supposed to watch over had been born in Poland in 1935.
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Gino had been born in New York in 1922 but had grown up in Italy.
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Fifteen percent of those told the IOM that they had been born in the Dominican Republic.
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They had been born in an isolated tribe in the Amazon and abandoned in an orphanage.
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Gasol also noted in an interview last week that his son had been born in Memphis.
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One of them had come to the US from Pakistan; the other had been born in Kenya.
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If I had been born in Bangladesh to a family of ragpickers, would any of this happen?
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Investigators did not disclose the identity of the suspect, saying only he had been born in 1986.
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The suspect had been born in Iran but took German citizenship many years ago and lived in Luebeck.
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Last year, 28 percent of the women who gave birth in Sweden had been born in another country.
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Some 90 percent of Japanese Canadians were interned during the war, most of whom had been born in Canada.
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We chatted about our mirrored childhoods — I had been born in Spain to American parents and raised in Ireland.
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By the spring of 1967, most American soldiers being killed in combat had been born in 1946 or after.
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She had been born in Canada and moved to Australia as a baby, but had never renounced her Canadian citizenship.
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She had two brothers and a sister who had been born in the US. She had not yet met them.
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Do you think your choices in life would have been different if you had been born in 1995 like me?
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It would not apply to families or the roughly 5,000 children of asylum-seekers who had been born in Israel.
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Does anyone believe this would be happening if the typical Dreamer had been born in, say, Norway rather than Mexico?
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In a speech at last year's Republican National Convention, she noted that her father had been born in Birmingham, Ala.
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Doctors found the child&aposs umbilical cord had been well cut and clamped, indicating she had been born in a hospital.
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Colombian health officials said one of the children with microcephaly had been born in the district that includes the capital, Bogotá.
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Mr. Cruz became an American citizen by birth thanks to his mother, a United States citizen who had been born in Delaware.
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He was the eldest son of Angel Castro, a planter who had been born in Spain, and his second wife, Lina Ruz.
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Sure, he had been born in Saint Kitts, a Caribbean island he distantly remembered from the first four years of his life.
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Later that year, The New York Times reported that the first three puppies from the group had been born in South Korea.
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The most prominent example was when Trump, as a candidate, finally acknowledged that President Obama had been born in the United States.
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Fewer babies were born in China last year than in 2017, and already fewer had been born in 2017 than in 2016.
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He told me that he had been born in Nigeria and had studied political science at university before emigrating to the United States.
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She supplanted Dudu, who had been born in 1962 and spent most of her life in China's Wuhan Zoo before dying in 1999.
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The sailor had been born in Salem, Massachusetts but moved to Nashville, Tennessee and his flying of the Union flag greatly angered Confederates.
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And there you have it: if Jeff Mills had been born in 1996, he'd be smashing the fuck out of Google+ right now.
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Among the children and adolescents with tuberculosis in U.S. states, 3,520 had been born in the U.S., of whom nearly half were Hispanic.
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He had been born in Rostov-on-Don, not far from the Ukrainian border, but arrived in Tolyatti after completing his military service.
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Safari World said it relied on third-party suppliers, and the zoo insisted that most of its apes had been born in Thailand.
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The lawyer said Mr. Nicola had been born in Saudi Arabia, where his father works as a mechanical engineer and his mother lives.
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He brought with him a tourist visa issued by Mexico that stated that he had been born in that country, his lawyer said.
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The new UK data showed that where the information was available, 90 percent had been born in an African country where FGM is practised.
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Of course, Sean Spicer was not acting as Mr. Trump's spokesman when the latter was questioning whether Mr. Obama had been born in Hawaii.
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Trump, perhaps the most famous "birther" of all, had questioned whether Obama had been born in Kenya and whether he was a legitimate president.
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According to the Encyclopedia of Milwaukee, "almost half of city of Milwaukee residents reported that they, or their parents, had been born in Germany."
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After Galicia was fingerprinted at the checkpoint, Border Patrol officers discovered that he had a tourist visa saying he had been born in Mexico.
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Donald Trump declared that President Obama had been "born in the United States, period," ostensibly putting to rest a controversy he fostered for years.
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She offered a brief biography, explaining that she had been born in Paris, where she still lives, to a French mother and Senegalese father.
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Jorge Calvillo García, an accountant and business executive, had been born in Mexico but lived in El Paso with his wife, Eva Calvillo, 61.
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Butt was previously known to police and domestic spy agency, MI5 and was a British citizen who had been born in Pakistan, the police said.
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With his taciturn manner, Costner perhaps most closely resembles his role in "Wyatt Earp," if the famous lawman had been born in the wrong century.
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If Ian Curtis had been born in Palo Alto he'd probably be managing a chain of organic coffee shops and married to a yoga teacher.
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"Everybody who knew my father jumps at the sight of me," wrote Mr. Gershwin, who in this telling had been born in California in 1928.
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Her first baby had been born in a hospital, and while it was a relatively uncomplicated birth, she felt dissatisfied with the care she received.
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In the interview with a prosecutor, Mr. Hernandez said that he had been born in Puerto Rico and moved to Camden when he was 12.
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Fecal samples were taken from babies age four, seven or 21 days old, who had been born in UK hospitals by vaginal delivery or cesarean.
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His father, Henry, had been born in Baghdad into a family of traders and used to relax by playing the oud and singing in Arabic.
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If I had been born in another time, I think I would have liked to go to college to study IT or maybe a foreign language.
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"If my parents hadn't left the country and I had been born in Korea, I could have easily been one of those kids," Mr. Yoon said.
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But none of these efforts, Ahmed Ali believed, were relevant to Hoda, because she had been born in America and traveled abroad on an American passport.
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In November, Dr. He Jiankui announced that twin girls had been born in China from embryos whose genes he had altered using CRISPR gene-editing technology.
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And for years, Mr. Trump pushed the notion that President Barack Obama had been born in Kenya rather than Honolulu, making him ineligible for the presidency.
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Xinhua said the court filing indicated that a third genetically edited baby had been born, in addition to the first two, twins nicknamed Lulu and Nana.
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The official, who declined to be named, said Chiarelli had lived in Zimbabwe since 1982 and his son Max had been born in the Southern African country.
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Last year, most of the top prospects had been born in 1999, and the NHL retired No. 99 league-wide when Wayne Gretzky played his final game.
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The child had been born in nearby Niksic, to a mother who had strangled an older baby and was deemed psychologically unfit to care for another child.
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Information about a 2009 show on the gallery's website said that Mr. Rucci had been born in Oberammergau, Germany, and at that time was living in Brooklyn.
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In recent decades, the number of migrants from China has grown drastically, and by 2015, nearly 500,000 of Australia's 24 million residents had been born in China.
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He had been born in Las Vegas, yes, but he lived there for just one year with his undocumented mother before moving with her back to Mexico.
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Confusing matters even further, some families reportedly got birth certificates saying their US-born children had been born in Mexico, to allow them to attend public schools there.
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A critical aside: Why would Barack Obama have been any different even if he had been born in Kenya, as has been preposterously but repeatedly claimed by Trump?
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Trump was a leader of the so-called birther movement that questioned whether President Obama, who was born in Hawaii, had been born in the United States. Mrs.
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Trump was a leader of the so-called birther movement that questioned whether President Obama, who was born in Hawaii, had been born in the United States. Mrs.
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The case centered on a man who had been born in Poland, became a naturalized American citizen, and later went to Israel and voted in an election there.
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Naturally the government looked to Henan, where Dr Wang had been born: in central China south of Beijing, a remote place of poor but supposedly pure-blooded people.
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Mr. Trump called Mr. Obama "the worst president in the history of the United States" after spending years questioning whether he had been born in the United States.
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F.D.A. officials later noted that prosecutors had made a critical error when they said only one baby had been born in the United States with defects from thalidomide.
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F.D.A. officials later noted that prosecutors had made a critical error when they said only one baby had been born in the United States with defects from thalidomide.
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For Singh, whose grandfather had been born in British-ruled India before the bloody partition that led to the creation of Pakistan in 53, Modi's words resonated deeply.
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On January 230nd the National Health and Family Planning Commission revealed data that seemed to justify optimism: it said 22015m babies had been born in Chinese hospitals in 21.05.
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She is drawn to him, too, not least because the tall and wolfish Mr Kot would have been cast as James Bond if he had been born in Britain.
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Iran was only a few years past the revolution, and somehow, even as a child, I sensed that I had been born in an unlucky chapter of its history.
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It seemed that when I and other boys and girls my age had been born, in the late 1920s, parents did not have to immediately register a given name.
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The genetic analysis allowed them to determine whether the turtle had been born in the northern or southern parts of the reef, which are separated by about 1,200 miles.
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This spike lasted well into the 1920s, a period that saw a dramatic resurgence of the Ku Klux Klan, which had been born in the immediate aftermath of the Civil War.
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The six Australian teenagers who had been born in Sudan, Somalia, Nigeria, Eritrea and Egypt were asked to leave the store after a staff member told them they might steal something.
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The Bocuses had been chefs since the 18th century, always in that little auberge on the Saône: the house he had been born in, with the murmur of the river outside.
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It was just across the river from where I had been born in Brooklyn, but 2,000 miles away from where my family had settled in the mountains of northern New Mexico.
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He declared in August that he had been "shocked" to learn that he was a New Zealander because his father had been born in New Zealand before moving to Australia in 1947.
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She was 117 years and 2114 days old, the last person alive that had been born in the 290s, barely making the cut by coming into the world in November of 2117.
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If Jon had been born in the North, his last name would be Snow, but given the fact that he was born just outside of Dorne, his name could actually be Sand.
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She had been born in Pakistan, so could register as a refugee with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, which would try to resettle her abroad, a process that takes years.
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After all, he refused to back off his "birther" allegation — and then only grudgingly — until five years after Mr. Obama produced a birth certificate showing that he had been born in Hawaii.
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Although he was born in Australia, he learned in August that he was also considered a New Zealander because his father had been born in New Zealand before moving to Australia in 1947.
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Anni and Ashot Manukyan described the horror at learning that their baby boy had been born in a fertility center mix-up, and the legal battle to get custody of their biological child.
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At RT, he adopted a friendlier tone toward Putin and President Donald J. Trump, whom he had once called a "racist" for questioning whether President Obama had been born in the United States.
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Before 1976, immigrants from Latin America could apply to become legal permanent residents (green card holders) if they had children who had been born in the US — no matter how old those children were.
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Just three weeks later, though, Mr Joyce told parliament he was "shocked" to learn that he was a Kiwi because his father had been born in New Zealand before moving to Australia in 1947.
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"If he had been born in another culture, not a colonial agricultural society, his talent would have given him a reasonable chance somewhere and he would have flourished," Naipaul told the AP in 2000.
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His parents, who had been born in South Carolina and Georgia, understood how the arbitrary borders of the Mason-Dixon line, the 49th parallel and the Mississippi River defined the limits on their freedom.
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But in the family's version of events, he had always worn the Red Army's cape with its red star, as if he had been born in 1917 and there had been nothing before that.
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Because a huge number of municipal documents, including birth and immigration records, were destroyed, many newly arrived Chinese capitalized on the loss, maintaining that they had been born in San Francisco before the fire.
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" That attitude earned him derision from Mr. Trump's inner circle, including the president's former chief strategist, Stephen K. Bannon, who once said Mr. Ryan had been "born in a petri dish at the Heritage Foundation.
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The fact that Lady Gabriella Windsor, the daughter of Prince and Princess Michael of Kent, had been born in the same hospital on the same day, only 37 years earlier, was presented as a remarkable coincidence.
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Young, unmarried males would be the first to go—the government set itself a quota of removing 2000 a month—followed by women and older men and the approximately 2150,23 children who had been born in Israel.
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Philippe Sands knew that his grandfather, Leon Buchholz, had been born in Lemberg, now Lviv, in Ukraine, and somehow had made his way to Vienna, where his daughter Ruth, Philippe's mother, was born, and then to Paris.
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It felt as if humanity had crossed an important line: In China, a scientist named He Jiankui announced on Monday that twins had been born in November with a gene that he had edited when they were embryos.
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Any part of France, really: While McCourt was working on the deal, he was introduced to a "huge" Marseille fan who had been born in Amiens, around 90 miles north of Paris, hundreds of miles from the Mediterranean.
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In September, it found that 62 percent of registered voters said they believed Mr. Obama had been born in the United States, but in a follow-up poll early this month, that number had dropped to 57 percent.
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Like Xia, Zhang had been born in the region he now served and had graduated from a local technical college, before heading for a larger city—in his case, Suzhou, where he did grunt work in factories and restaurants.
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WASHINGTON — An internal State Department investigation released on Thursday described an "improper" campaign to remove a career employee from a high-level policy office for her perceived political disloyalty to President Trump and speculation that she had been born in Iran.
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In 1963, almost 1,000 healthy 50-year-old men in Gothenburg who had been born in 1913 agreed to be studied for the rest of their lives, in order to help scientists better understand lifetime risks for disease, especially heart disease.
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Rodriguez said had never seen the birth certificate before, but once the OIG began a criminal investigation into whether his brother's immigration application had been falsified on Rodriguez's part, his father admitted that he actually had been born in Mexico.
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Mr. Obama, at that point aware of the operation against the terrorist leader, had just released the long-form version of his birth certificate, to quell Mr. Trump's racist fiction that the president had been born in Africa, not the United States.
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Despite President Trump's crackdown on immigration, there were more than 44.5 million people living in the U.S. last year who had been born in foreign countries — the highest share of the population since 1910, according to new data released by the Census Bureau.
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During this tournament, Trump (who married Melania Trump about 18 months earlier, and whose son Barron had been born in March) allegedly propositioned or had sex with at least four women, three of them adult film actresses and the fourth a Playboy model.
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Instead he forced a captive press corps to endure a nearly hourlong celebration of his hotel and campaign, before falsely blaming the entire birther movement on Hillary Clinton and grudgingly admitting that President Barack Obama had been born in the United States.
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Just as Mr. Trump was accused of using dog-whistle tactics to attack Mr. Obama — by supporting, for instance, the "birther" conspiracy theories claiming that Mr. Obama had been born in Kenya — Mr. Trump could well return to attacks based on gender.
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From Reimer's immigration paperwork, Black knew that Reimer had been born in 1918 in a Mennonite settlement in the Ukrainian countryside, north of the Black Sea, where thousands of ethnic Germans known as Volksdeutsche had settled in the 18th and 143th centuries.
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Hujar, who rarely revealed much about his background and sometimes said that he had been born in Hollywood to a Busby Berkeley chorus girl, was actually born in New Jersey, where he was brought up on a farm by his mother's Ukrainian-immigrant parents.
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Since 2012, he has also been one of the more vocal proponents of "birtherism," fueling false claims Obama had been born in Kenya, and even going so far as to send a team of sheriff's deputies to Hawaii to find the president's birth certificate.
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She moved to Canada in 1954 and soon began a long-distance romance with Stanley Adelman, who had been born in Dabrowa Gornicza, Poland, and had been held in five concentration camps in World War II. They had been introduced by a cousin of hers who knew Mr. Adelman.
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Primary sources: newspaper articles and editorials Background: Over time, almost 120,000 Japanese-Americans, regardless of whether they were immigrants or had been born in the United States, were evacuated from their homes and brought to temporary assembly centers before being confined to one of several remote internment camps.
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Immediately after the Orlando shooting, for instance, when he was a candidate, he was pushing for a ban on Muslims entering the US, even though the shooter had been born in the US. In this case, however, he has been uncharacteristically mum both in his live remarks and on Twitter.
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In his Ramparts articles and a memoir, "The New Legions" (1967), Mr. Duncan detailed a military career that began in December 1954, when he was drafted by the Army in Rochester, a 24-year-old American who had been born in Canada and raised by a stepfather of Hungarian origin.
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His father had been born in Kingston 27 years earlier, but had moved to Canada as a young man, enlisted in the Canadian air force and, during his time in the armed services, made a name for himself both as a boxer and as a talent in track and field.
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William could take all the time he needed, living with and splitting up from Catherine Middleton (often called Kate) over eight years before concluding that the person he most wanted to share his life with was her: not an aristocrat, but a commoner whose mother had been born in a council flat.
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She had been born in the same year as David, and all of her friends were dying — a phenomenon that occurs when you reach a certain age (this year alone, I lost several friends and correspondents, including Bill Berkson, Ted Greenwald, Charles Garabedian, Andrzei Wajda, Gordon Davidson, Klaus Kertess, and Edward Albee).
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On November 26th, the day before it opened, one of the scheduled speakers, He Jiankui, an expert in DNA sequencing at the Southern University of Science and Technology, in Shenzhen, announced that he had already done it, and that twin girls, named Lulu and Nana, had been born in early October as a result.
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" He appears over all to be aiming for about the same effect as John Dryden said he was seeking in his version, just over 300 years ago: "I have endeavored to make Virgil speak such English as he would himself have spoken if he had been born in England, and in this present age.
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KRGV News reports that Rodriguez, who has lived in the US for almost 50 years and served in five separate US Navy deployments, had never seen his real birth certificate before, and believed he had been born in the US.His father then revealed to Rodriguez during an OIG investigation that he had actually been born in Mexico, and Rodriguez lost his job.
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Her book of theory taught me to ask for more from art, literature, media, politics and history — and for me, a Korean girl who had been born in a divided nation once led by kings, colonizers, then a succession of presidents who were more or less dictators, and for millenniums, that had enforced rigid class systems with slaves and serfs until the early 20th century, and where women of all classes were deeply oppressed and brutalized, I needed to see that the movement had a space for me.
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