Donald Trump and other GOP candidates want to radically change a 150-year-old cornerstone of America

[bertramhall]

Donald Trump, birthright citizenship, and the 14th Amendment - Business Insider

Since the real-estate magnate unveiled his official immigration-reform plan last month, at least four Republican candidates have followed him on one of his more controversial proposals: ending birthright citizenship, the constitutional right that automatically grants American citizenship to anyone born in the United States.

Everybody blames Trump and call his ideas pointless. Yet 4 Republicans propose the same plan on American citizenship. Trump has no support among Republican establishment and his status as a Republican is questioned by them. In a nutshell they contradict themselves?

 

[get_involved]

Donald Trump, birthright citizenship, and the 14th Amendment - Business Insider

Since the real-estate magnate unveiled his official immigration-reform plan last month, at least four Republican candidates have followed him on one of his more controversial proposals: ending birthright citizenship, the constitutional right that automatically grants American citizenship to anyone born in the United States.

Everybody blames Trump and call his ideas pointless. Yet 4 Republicans propose the same plan on American citizenship. Trump has no support among Republican establishment and his status as a Republican is questioned by them. In a nutshell they contradict themselves?

Cornerstone? LOL!

 

[the_human_being]

Donald Trump, birthright citizenship, and the 14th Amendment - Business Insider

Since the real-estate magnate unveiled his official immigration-reform plan last month, at least four Republican candidates have followed him on one of his more controversial proposals: ending birthright citizenship, the constitutional right that automatically grants American citizenship to anyone born in the United States.

Everybody blames Trump and call his ideas pointless. Yet 4 Republicans propose the same plan on American citizenship. Trump has no support among Republican establishment and his status as a Republican is questioned by them. In a nutshell they contradict themselves?

150 years means absolutely zilch. Let's see now, what was supposedly wrong for many years but was eventually corrected? Slavery? Women's right to vote? Segregation?

 

[DarkFury]

Donald Trump, birthright citizenship, and the 14th Amendment - Business Insider

Since the real-estate magnate unveiled his official immigration-reform plan last month, at least four Republican candidates have followed him on one of his more controversial proposals: ending birthright citizenship, the constitutional right that automatically grants American citizenship to anyone born in the United States.

Everybody blames Trump and call his ideas pointless. Yet 4 Republicans propose the same plan on American citizenship. Trump has no support among Republican establishment and his status as a Republican is questioned by them. In a nutshell they contradict themselves?

Cornerstone? LOL!

The OP has been throwing a LOT of goose eggs. Could get better, could.

 

[JakeStarkey]

The child's citizenship is as real and secure as yours, get involved.

 

[JakeStarkey]

The child's citizenship is as real and secure as yours, get involved.

Those who equate it with slavery etc are looney. Period.