Sen. Ted Cruz Working on Renouncing Canadian Citizenship

Has hired lawyers

Reason Staff | 12.30.2013 8:00 AM

(CNN) - Sen. Ted Cruz has hired lawyers to help him get rid of his Canadian citizenship, the Republican from Texas told the Dallas Morning News in an interview published online Saturday night.

"I have retained counsel that is preparing the paperwork to renounce the citizenship," he said, adding he expects the process to be completed in 2014.

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Sen. Ted Cruz Working on Renouncing Canadian Citizenship

Has hired lawyers

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