the distinction only matters if you want to run for president, right?
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or pen Bruce Springsteen's Born in the USA.
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This phrasing was used in Canada e.g., "Canadian-born" to convey in the headline that the person was non-white w/o being explicit
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because w're _politely_ racist.
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In Ireland "non-national" is used to signal Eastern-European or non-white.
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borninUS/foreign citiznshp mothr does not=auto UScitznshp/confusion per wetfootdryfoot law obama nullified.USCITZNSHP=matrilineal
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it’s a good point, and I hope people also realize the US constitution protects the rights of non-citizens / undocumented as well.
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@wirehead2501 Sadly, this is too widely untrue in both policy and practice.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Yes, but 14th amendment citizenship is harder for the state to revoke than naturalised citizenship.
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