The -4th Amendment has ZERO to do with illegal immigrants. ZERO!
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14th .... birthright citizenship that odd way most Americans are in fact Americans
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Wrong
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Right, or prove your case
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“This provision will not, of course, include foreigners” Senator Jacob Merritt Howard (R-MI) Author of the 14th Amendment
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Need anymore proof? He authored it.
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Read the full quote.
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Exactly: "This will not, of course, include persons born in the United States who are foreigners, aliens, who belong to the families of ambassadors or foreign ministers accredited to the Government of the United States, but will include every other class of persons."
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This is weird to me because Trump supporters wouldn't even be able to to pass an elementary civics test, but think they have a right to be here because this is where their mother shot them out.
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Still trying to figure out if this is sarcasm.
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A bit of both? A lot of people wouldn't pass the standards we have for immigration but act very entitled simply because they were born here.
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Many venezuelan parents went to USA with the intention of getting their child citizenship once was born. When Maduro took power they emigrated legally since they were citizens.
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Ok? Maybe we are misunderstanding each other because I'm not sure what you are trying to say.
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#BirthrightCitizenship “‘Woohoo! Got dual citizenship for my daughter!’ wrote Anatoliy Kuzmin, among hundreds of Russian parents who flock to the U.S. annually for..birthright American citizenship. Many like Kuzmin, stay at Trump’s properties in Florida.” https://www.thedailybeast.com/russians-flock-to-trump-properties-to-give-birth-to-us-citizens …pic.twitter.com/gygNuv3gAK
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I lived in SoFla for 50 years and watched the flood of Russians flock to Sunny Isles Beach to birth their anchor babies. Most lived in tRump's building on Collins Avenue.
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I've lived in countries without birthright citizenship and it's so hard to cross the threshold into meeting citizenship criteria. I can't even imagine how many people this would disenfranchise in the states. A country set up for people fleeing persecution now rejecting them.
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I wonder if I would fall under this - my parents survived the holocaust and married in 1959 - I don’t think they were citizens yet.
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We're supposed to be the "land of opportunity", not the "land of xenophobia" and the "land of racism". Those behaviors are as anti-American as it gets.

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Extremely well said, thank you.



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