Philippine-born NFL star to set up hospital

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Tim is half pinoy and half american, pero wala gud cya dugo nga pinoy, nindot kaau ni iya gi buhat nga ni look back gyud cya sa pinas diin cya na tawo..

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half pinoy kai in the sense dri cya nataw bsan both iya parents kai american missionaries, in reality dili ni cya haf pinoy kai wala mani cya dugo nga pinoy.. pero ato nalang tawgon haf pinoy kai nag huna2x gihapon sya sa sitwasyon sa pinas bisan sikat na kaau.

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half pinoy kai in the sense dri cya nataw bsan both iya parents kai american missionaries, in reality dili ni cya haf pinoy kai wala mani cya dugo nga pinoy.. pero ato nalang tawgon haf pinoy kai nag huna2x gihapon sya sa sitwasyon sa pinas bisan sikat na kaau.

Here's the thing, Tebow could have been eligible to a Filipino citizenship, some time ago. Well, if he's resided in the country for at least 10 years and he was under 18--he could have elected Filipino citizenship. He is a US citizen since his parents are both US citizens--US birthright citizenship--born to US citizens overseas.

Me, I'm both a US and a Filipino citizen, still by birthright but under the parentage clause.

I believe the Philippines is more lenient now, the country allows dual citizenship.