That would definitely be a big shock wave and awakening.  With POTUS's recent change in revoking American citizenship for immigration fraud, it sure invites some interesting scenarios. But then again, if Obama is a citizen of Kenya by birth and not a US citizen no revocation is needed - just deportation. I would find a way to make the trip to wish him bon voyage and good riddance. Who really cares if Kenya even wants him back. If I am not mistaken, at the time Obama was a candidate he could not claim naturalization citizenship rites because the law stated that a person born outside the US had to have at least one US citizen parent who had resided in the US for a certain period of time. From what I understand, Obama's mother did not meet the residency requirements. Oops.  Several lawsuits were filled on the legitimacy of Obama's citizenship status and his eligibility to run for president. None of the cases were ever tried on the merits of the accusations filed. Most all of the cases were dismissed for lack of standing. So, in essence, his eligibility to run for president has never been completely vetted and answered legally with any certainty.