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    S.C. should keep its nose out of the birthright citizenship case, which is a political matter

    I interpreted nothing. I posted, verbatim from the S.C. rulings. Stop making stuff up.
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    S.C. should keep its nose out of the birthright citizenship case, which is a political matter

    My interpretation? In IN RE SLAUGHTER-HOUSE CASES, 83 U.S. 36 (1872) the Court states the following regarding the 14th Amendment: “That its main purpose was to establish the citizenship of the negro can admit of no doubt. The phrase, subject to its jurisdiction' was intended to exclude from...
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    Fifth Column Republicans vote to keep improperly vetted Haitian nationals in USA

    What is shocking about the “Republicans” who voted to keep improperly vetted Haitians in the country is, they are using the same disingenuous arguments our open border, hate-America, democrat members of Congress use.
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    S.C. should keep its nose out of the birthright citizenship case, which is a political matter

    👍 Why have a written constitution approved by the people if those who it is meant to control and regulate are free to make it mean whatever they want it to mean?
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    S.C. should keep its nose out of the birthright citizenship case, which is a political matter

    How about specific members and their written opinions which are not in harmony with the text of our Constitution, and its documented legislative intent, which gives context to its text?
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    S.C. should keep its nose out of the birthright citizenship case, which is a political matter

    In United States v. Wong Kim Ark, the court found that a child (Wong Kim Ark) born to parents while on American soil; who were legally in the United States under the Burlingame Treaty of 1868, were legally domiciled residents in the United States at the time of Wong's birth in 1873; had been...
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    S.C. should keep its nose out of the birthright citizenship case, which is a political matter

    Your reading comprehension skills are wanting.
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    S.C. should keep its nose out of the birthright citizenship case, which is a political matter

    Your adolescent name calling is noted. :rolleyes:
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    S.C. should keep its nose out of the birthright citizenship case, which is a political matter

    You remind me of the "peaceniks" and "pacifists" of the 1960's. Our founders knew how to deal with tyrants.
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    S.C. should keep its nose out of the birthright citizenship case, which is a political matter

    "Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty"
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    S.C. should keep its nose out of the birthright citizenship case, which is a political matter

    No. I don't have to accept a majority opinion as being legitimate which is not in harmony with the text of our constitution, and its documented legislative intent, which gives context to its text. JWK "The public welfare demands that constitutional cases must be decided according to the terms...
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    S.C. should keep its nose out of the birthright citizenship case, which is a political matter

    Your snarky remark is noted. :rolleyes:
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    S.C. should keep its nose out of the birthright citizenship case, which is a political matter

    I am not interested in waiting for the ruling. My interest is establishing truth and facts for those who are interested, with regard to the issue at hand. Additionally, I follow the fundamental rules of Construction, unlike our modern Supreme Court who uses their office of public trust to make...
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    S.C. should keep its nose out of the birthright citizenship case, which is a political matter

    Yup. We know all about your love affair and embracing anchor babies: American citizens are being made into taxed slaves to support the needs of illegal entrants and their offspring.
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    S.C. should keep its nose out of the birthright citizenship case, which is a political matter

    Your unsubstantiated claim is noted. I, of course, have no problem supplying my documented evidence. On May 30th, of the 14th Amendment debates Senator Trumbull states: “The provision is, that “all persons born in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens.”...
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