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The already did over 100 years ago. And one state challenging the law isn't enough to get the supreme court to even care about.
When did the SC rule on the intent of the 14th Ammendment? I believe they have ruled on individual cases only. One of the authors, when clarifying intent, stated it did not include 'aliens.' He didn't specify illegal aliens, but I hardly think he meant to exclude legal immigrants, but not illegal aliens.
Clue to the Clueless:
States do not set immigration laws for the Nation or even their own State, nor do they give US citizenship. I seriously think AZ needs to change the name of the State to Crackpot Corner, they can use a tinfoil hat as their new logo on the State flag.
Why shouldn't Arizona try to change the law, or do you prefer the illegal alien way, which is if there's a law you don't like, just ignore it?
What a patriotic body this Arizona Senate Panel is. This will be the nail in the coffin to end 'Birthright Citizenship' one way or another. It is a bold step that will stop the infiltration of illegals into our country and it will save the working United States taxpayers billions of dollars due to these so called 'Birthright Citizenship's' that have put a serious burden on our nation. It's time to adhere to the founders original intent of natural born Citizenship when it comes to Article 2 Section 1. It's time to adhere to the original intent of the 14th Amendment and enact President Eisenhower's government plan he used called 'Operation W*tback' to round up and purge the remaining anchor babies wherever they are from the U.S..
A Senate panel on Tuesday gave a nod to a set of bills that deny 'birthright citizenship' to children born to illegal immigrants in Arizona. Other measures to continue the state's illegal immigration crackdown are also moving ahead.
Feb. 23, 2012 -- Tucson, Ariz.
Arizona lawmakers aren't finished yet in their push to make life more difficult for people living in the state illegally. Less than a year after passing a tough immigration law that prompted protests, boycotts, and a federal lawsuit, they are advancing an array of new measures to crack down even harder on illegal immigration – with some of the proposals just as likely to attract legal and civic resistance.
In a challenge to US Constitution’s 14th Amendment, a Senate panel in the Republican-controlled state legislature late Tuesday gave the green light to two companion bills that would deny automatic US citizenship, sometimes called "birthright citizenship," to children born to illegal immigrants.
Hate to mention this but this federal government is intent on keeping that border open. Sorry bout that.
Hate to mention this but this federal government is intent on keeping that border open. Sorry bout that.
When enough people get mad: the border will be shut tight.
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