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Funny your link doesn't use the words you claim. In fact the link says the following: 3.Submit Evidence of U.S. Citizenship and 4.Present Identification, acceptable identification.
As you can see, a BC is not all that is necessary.
You move those goal posts. It's all you've got going for you.
Proving citizenship and proving identity are two different things. (Insert "Duh" here.)
Don't penalize the children. They didn't ask to be born. Under the proposed law children born and raised here would have no rights or legal status in the US.
And why place of birth? If life and personhood begins at conception then surely citizenship should be based on place conceived.
Children should be with thier parents. The parent's are illegal entrants to this country & should be deported back to thier country of origin, therefore, it stands to reason the childen should have no
legal rights here.
that being said, how about this ? We deport the illegals & put the kids in good foster homes. They
should not have criminal parent's right ?
Circles? I said a BC is not enough proof to prove citizenship and that the DoS demands more than just a BC to grant a US Passport proving US citizenship. You might go back to English 101 and comprehension. Do you have proof the children born of illegal immigrants have received US Passports showing they are US Citizens and not US Nationals? How can you disprove my claim if you can't prove yours?
are children of illegal immigrants currently given birthright citizenship complete with US passports? NO, they are not, they have to apply for the passport, there is no gaurantee they will receive one.
If a child is born in the United States today even to illegal immigrant parents, are they treated as if they are US citizens? They (children) are granted state entitlements and privileges, no different than any Resident.
Glad to see you now view it as policy in effect, we're making headway with you.
I know what you say and none of it is true. What additional documentation is required other than a valid birth certificate issued by a US state before a US passport will be issued? Is there really a dispute regarding the issuance of US passports to children born in the US even if their parents are undocumented? I personally know dozens of people that you would label as anchor babies that have US passports since they were born in the US, the immigration status of their parents is irrelevant. They only had to submit their birth certificate issued by a state that shows they were born in the US. You are lying when you say that additional documentation of their citizenship is required.
Can you provide evidence that people born in the US are being denied passports based on the immigration status of their parents?
These are the lies of which I speak and it appears to be your modus operandi. You post the same false statements such as "anchor babies can't get passports" over and over again.
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