Well I say deport him also. His mother was not a citizen and so therefore he should not be a citizen. I hate our anchor baby laws and I believe that they will be repealed some day.
So you want the Constitution repealed? This boy has can become the President of the United States under the Constitution, serve as a member of Congress and vote in our elections by virtue of his birth in the United States. It has been a given for centuries that anyone born in a country is a citizen of that country by birth. The origin of their parents have nothing to do with the child's citizenship and never will (even though racists like you would like it to have something to do with it).
Hopefully by Tancredo when he makes office. It is just another way of rewarding illegals.
I am sure Tancredo would love to repeal the Constitution and to violate the rights of others. He like those who agree with him don't give a damn about the rights of others and are nothing more than terrorists who hide behind the ballot to disguise their acts of terrorism against other Americans and even other nations. Once we start losing our citizenship in a nation based on our birth here we lose our right to self-determine. We become nothing more than cattle to be moved around at the whim of evil people like you. Of course you don't agree with those who wrote the Constitution (except when they agree with your evil ass) especially when they said, "No person except a natural born citizen, or a citizen of the United States, at the time of the adoption of this Constitution, shall be eligible to the office of President; neither shall any person be eligible to that office who shall not have attained to the age of thirty five years, and been fourteen Years a resident within the United States." The Constitution is clear that those who are born inside the jurisdiction have claim to U.S. citizen because they do not necessarily have claim to citizenship in any other nation simply because their parents were born there. They are granted their citizenship based on their country of birth because that is where they were born. They can change that citizenship of their own free will, renounce it and take up citizenship in another nation but this boy will remain a U.S. citizen so long as he chooses to do so because he was born here. He has a claim to the very soil on which he was born contrary to the opinions of racists.