What is Birthright Citizenship?

Citizens of other nations can enter the U.S. on a tourist visa (or cross the border illegally), take a weekend vacation, deliver a baby, and the U.S. government will automatically bestow “birthright citizenship” on the newborn. When the child turns 18, the whole family becomes eligible for green cards, setting off a new “chain migration” (see above). The 14th Amendment to the Constitution was intended to enfranchise former slaves and their descendants, not create the global “birth tourism” industry that we have today.
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[@sanfranciscobay]

- No Immigration. No Birthright Citizenship. No Amnesty. Americans First.
- More Immigrants equals.
1. More Crime.
2. Higher Taxes.
3. Lower Wages.
4. More Congestion.
5. More competition for the limited resources needed for the American People.
6. Lower Quality of Life.

[@bernyourhart]

It needs to end.

[@marcelbruinsma]

Free voters for the NeoCons.

[@OlliGarch]

And Dems too.

[@jeansroses7249]

every program we have that was supposed to be good should be terminated when it become exploited to our hurt; that only makes sense

[@ghostlyimageoffear6210]

What do they really look like? What do they really act like?

[@BT-hk2co]

Then how will your children’s children become citizens without birthright citizenship?

[@KyleRutten]

By staying in your country

[@BT-hk2co]

@@KyleRutten What does that mean? Staying in your country does nothing for birthright citizenship. If you’re an American citizen, your children gains citizenship through their location of birth. Birthright citizenship applies to everyone, not just immigrants. If they end it, how will your kids get citizenship without it? A social credit score like China? I think this idea is more impulsive than reasonable.

[@galaxyn3214]

Birth-Rite-Lite citizenship