Wikipedia shows Grant Fisher is Canadian-born, meaning he is not native to America. Since LetsRun likes to call out every East African born American, it is only fair for them to call out Grant Fisher as not being born in America.
Grant Fisher (born April 22, 1997) is a Canadian-born American professional long distance runner with the Bowerman Track Club. Fisher holds the American outdoor records in the 3000 m, 5000 m, and 10000 m as well as the indoor...
Grant Fisher is a junior (grade 11) at Grand Blanc high school. He holds a dual-citizenship and was born in Calgary to a Canadian father and American mother. His father is from Vancouver and his mother is from Texas. The fami...
I'm sure there might be some Canadian Grant Fischers, but Grant Fisher's mother is a US citizen. Thus, he is a natural-born US citizen regardless of the location where he is born. A person would be born American if either or both parents are US citizens even if the mom gave birth on the International Space Station, the moon, or Mars.
As someone else pointed out he is American if you’re only going by where someone is born. He was born in Canada so that makes him “American,” bright boy:
I'm sure there might be some Canadian Grant Fischers, but Grant Fisher's mother is a US citizen. Thus, he is a natural-born US citizen regardless of the location where he is born. A person would be born American if either or both parents are US citizens even if the mom gave birth on the International Space Station, the moon, or Mars.
Fisher was born on Canadian soil in a Canadian hospital and sired by a Canadian father and had a Canadian birth certificate AT BIRTH. Grant Fisher is Canadian, not American by birth.
Calgary is about 300 miles from U.S.- Canadian border. Close enough for most posters here I guess.
Mexico is right beside the American border, yet you don't see Letsrun getting excited by Mexicans
You make all sorts of intelligent comments here, bright boy. Mexico isn’t beside the “American border,” Mexico is part of North America. That makes someone born in Mexico and that lives in Mexico an American, right?
I'm sure there might be some Canadian Grant Fischers, but Grant Fisher's mother is a US citizen. Thus, he is a natural-born US citizen regardless of the location where he is born. A person would be born American if either or both parents are US citizens even if the mom gave birth on the International Space Station, the moon, or Mars.
Fisher was born on Canadian soil in a Canadian hospital and sired by a Canadian father and had a Canadian birth certificate AT BIRTH. Grant Fisher is Canadian, not American by birth.
Man, you’re really dense. Even if he’s Canadian he’s still “American,” right?
Wikipedia shows Grant Fisher is Canadian-born, meaning he is not native to America. Since LetsRun likes to call out every East African born American, it is only fair for them to call out Grant Fisher as not being born in America.