This discussion is about how to fix it not what the status quo is so why don't you just shut the fuck up if you can't grasp that?True. However the baby born here is a citizen, even if it's parent left it.
This discussion is about how to fix it not what the status quo is so why don't you just shut the fuck up if you can't grasp that?True. However the baby born here is a citizen, even if it's parent left it.
We didn’t have an open border back then but in retrospect , he was wrong, no doubt.Sounds like what Reagan duped us into.
Those days are gone. (Hopefully)How many times are we fooled before the shame is on us?
Maybe you should actually read the document."All persons born". Not difficult to understand. Don't like it? Ask the Congress to make an amendment.
What part of it you do not understand? Don't be afraid to ask.Maybe you should actually read the document.
14th Amendment section1:
All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside.
Persons here illegally are not subject to the jurisdiction of the US beyond criminal code. Persons here temporarily are the in the same position.
For example, if someone here temporarily either legally or illegally were to be arrested, they could contact their nation's embassy for help. If someone here from Mexico, legally or illegally, goes to their embassy here they can get a matricula consular ID card showing they are a citizen of Mexico.
So, this is clearly open to interpretation, and it is possible that the Supreme Court will come down with a ruling that such temporary and illegal persons in the US are not covered and any children they have while in the US are not citizens.
Your hypothetical scenarios do not change what it says. Don't like it? Ask the Congress to make another amendment.Maybe you should actually read the document.
14th Amendment section1:
All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside.
Persons here illegally are not subject to the jurisdiction of the US beyond criminal code. Persons here temporarily are the in the same position.
For example, if someone here temporarily either legally or illegally were to be arrested, they could contact their nation's embassy for help. If someone here from Mexico, legally or illegally, goes to their embassy here they can get a matricula consular ID card showing they are a citizen of Mexico.
So, this is clearly open to interpretation, and it is possible that the Supreme Court will come down with a ruling that such temporary and illegal persons in the US are not covered and any children they have while in the US are not citizens.
Joe doesn't understand the Constitution because he's just another angry old MAGA moron.I'm not talking about that dipshit. I'm talking about fixing it. I really would like to believe you only pretend to be stupid."All persons born".
No, not true. If the parents are not subject to all the laws of the US, then the child isn't either. Children are wards of their parents. I also say that the laws of the US do not favor criminals or reward them for breaking the law. Giving citizenship to a child whose parents are here illegally does just that.What part of it you do not understand? Don't be afraid to ask.
Of course those born in the US are citizens and subject to the laws.
So, you are in favor of rewarding people for breaking the law are you?Your hypothetical scenarios do not change what it says. Don't like it? Ask the Congress to make another amendment.
Note that it doesn't specify which babies? It says ALL.No, not true. If the parents are not subject to all the laws of the US, then the child isn't either. Children are wards of their parents. I also say that the laws of the US do not favor criminals or reward them for breaking the law. Giving citizenship to a child whose parents are here illegally does just that.
Straw man fallacy.So, you are in favor of rewarding people for breaking the law are you?
Note, you are rewarding criminals for their crimes.Note that it doesn't specify which babies? It says ALL.
No, it isn't. If the parents are here illegally, they are breaking the law in engaged in a criminal act. If those parents have a child, then that child was born as part of their criminal activity.Straw man fallacy.
What crimes? You are attempting an argument that is a straw man. We're talking about babies being born here in America.Note, you are rewarding criminals for their crimes.
Where is that exception in the Constitution?No, it isn't. If the parents are here illegally, they are breaking the law in engaged in a criminal act. If those parents have a child, then that child was born as part of their criminal activity.
Especially as America commits the worse war crimes imaginable, and brags about..its too late but now would be a great time for fools to attempt to focus.What crimes? You are attempting an argument that is a straw man. We're talking about babies being born here in America.
Illegal immigration is a fucking crime! Getting a visa under false pretenses is a crime too.What crimes? You are attempting an argument that is a straw man. We're talking about babies being born here in America.
Yes. What does that have to do with the babies being born here in America?Illegal immigration is a fucking crime! Getting a visa under false pretenses is a crime too.
People specifically come to the US illegally to drop a kid. That is, they are committing a crime in order to have a child that is granted citizenship. That is the payoff, reward, for their crime and you want to hand it to them.Yes. What does that have to do with the babies being born here in America?