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The 14th amendment has nothing to do with giving birth rights to these leeches. Please see what we the people insist on no more easy citizenships. No more generations of useless collectors !
I am still waiting for someone to explain why it is mean-spirited, racist, and xenophobic for us to want to reserve U.S. citizenship for the offspring of U.S. citizens? Most countries require at least one parent to be a citizen of their country to confer citizenship to the child. Yet, no one seems to have a problem with their laws.
I am still waiting for someone to explain why it is mean-spirited, racist, and xenophobic for us to want to reserve U.S. citizenship for the offspring of U.S. citizens? Most countries require at least one parent to be a citizen of their country to confer citizenship to the child. Yet, no one seems to have a problem with their laws.
The 14th amendment has nothing to do with giving birth rights to these leeches. Please see what we the people insist on no more easy citizenships. No more generations of useless collectors !
I read the article you attached and found the counter-argument by Michael Gerson to be long on polemic and emotion but short on substance.
What you would do is to amend the constitution so that birthright citizenship is ended after a specific date in the future. Thus there would be no impact on existing children only on future ones and their parents would then be able to make decisions knowing the law had been changed. That is exactly how the law was changed in the UK. If you were born there prior to 1983 then you are automatically a UK citizen. After 1983 then your citizenship is determined by descent or by naturalization. The only people victimized are those who try to exploit the system.
I read the article you attached and found the counter-argument by Michael Gerson to be long on polemic and emotion but short on substance.
What you would do is to amend the constitution so that birthright citizenship is ended after a specific date in the future. Thus there would be no impact on existing children only on future ones and their parents would then be able to make decisions knowing the law had been changed. That is exactly how the law was changed in the UK. If you were born there prior to 1983 then you are automatically a UK citizen. After 1983 then your citizenship is determined by descent or by naturalization. The only people victimized are those who try to exploit the system.
No need to amend, they don't have legal presence here. this will be
intepertated with the true meaning once and for all. the 14th was not meant to be a free past to every foreigner visiting the usa!
Jeez. twist it, spin it, till it fits the invaders agenda?
I am still waiting for someone to explain why it is mean-spirited, racist, and xenophobic for us to want to reserve U.S. citizenship for the offspring of U.S. citizens? Most countries require at least one parent to be a citizen of their country to confer citizenship to the child. Yet, no one seems to have a problem with their laws.
It is the same ethnocentric traitors that object to making English our official langauge. It is ok for other countries to have one but not us apparently.
No need to amend, they don't have legal presence here. this will be
intepertated with the true meaning once and for all. the 14th was not meant to be a free past to every foreigner visiting the usa!
Jeez. twist it, spin it, till it fits the invaders agenda?
Someone once said that politics is the art of the possible.
I have difficulty envisioning a situation where the Supreme Court gives an interpretation of the 14th Amendment which leads to several million individuals losing their status as US citizens. I also have difficulty in seeing a constitutional amendment which has the same result .... even though many see that as a desirable outcome.
However, an amendment which protects existing status but which closes the loophole going forward may very well be realizable even if it is not optimal.
I am still waiting for someone to explain why it is mean-spirited, racist, and xenophobic for us to want to reserve U.S. citizenship for the offspring of U.S. citizens?
Someone once said that politics is the art of the possible.
I have difficulty envisioning a situation where the Supreme Court gives an interpretation of the 14th Amendment which leads to several million individuals losing their status as US citizens. I also have difficulty in seeing a constitutional amendment which has the same result .... even though many see that as a desirable outcome.
However, an amendment which protects existing status but which closes the loophole going forward may very well be realizable even if it is not optimal.
I don't think that suggestion is even on the plate of those seeking change to the birthright citizenship fiasco. If that change occurs no one would be stripped of their citizenship prior to the change taking place. It will merely become law moving forward.
I am still waiting for someone to explain why it is mean-spirited, racist, and xenophobic for us to want to reserve U.S. citizenship for the offspring of U.S. citizens? Most countries require at least one parent to be a citizen of their country to confer citizenship to the child. Yet, no one seems to have a problem with their laws.
Because the PRO illegals say it is
I hope you meant birthright citizenship btw..........
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