You're the one pivoting not me. I'm talking about changing it for the better not the status quo. If you can't follow that bouncing ball I can't help you.Right at that instant, that US citizen is a US citizen with the inalienable right to US citizenship.
Please don't pivot and start talking about other people who aren't US citizens as if any US citizen is somehow NOT a US citizen by mere association.
(sigh) You just had to pivot, didn't you?
Dial it back. The parents are OTHER PEOPLE. The Constitution exists to ensure minority and individual rights are protected. Nobody gets to strip any US citizen of any inalienable right, especially not because of the crimes of other people.
Yours is to explain why a US citizen who has not committed any crime should nonetheless be stripped of citizenship. Until then, your proposal is dismissed.
Not sure you're the sharpest tool in the shed some times.
