Birthright Citizenship is Teed Up Again

No unky; it’s not fake news. You simply can’t refute it despite the fact that you don’t like it.
You cant deport anchor babies

And thats very helpful to the pro illegal alien shills
 
You cant deport anchor babies

And thats very helpful to the pro illegal alien shills
True. For as long as any person (other than kids of ambassadors and so forth) automatically get the designation of “U.S. citizen” merely because they happen to have been born on U.S. soil, the kid can’t be deported.
 
I did. I see nothing supportive of your claim. This is why I believe you misread or misunderstood it.

This is also why I asked you to quote it. It’s your claim. Citing to a wall of words doesn’t support you interpretation.
 
That’s a citation to webpage which doesn’t say what you think it says. Quote it.
"A U.S. citizen who is at least 21 years or older may also petition for the following relatives:• Parents;• Brothers or sisters"

"Filing a Form I-130 and proving a qualifying relationship gives your relative a place in line with others waiting to immigrate from the same country or region based on the same type of relationship."

"• If your petition has been approved, and your relatives are currently in the United States after making a legal entry (and they meet certain other requirements), they may be able to file applications with USCIS to adjust to permanent resident status."

"Can my relative wait in the United States until becoming a permanent resident? No. If your relative is outside the United States, filing an I-130 does not allow your relative to live or work in the United States. An I-130 petition only establishes your relationship with your relative. Your relative should wait outside the United States to immigrate legally."

"Does filing a relative petition commit me to anything? Yes. Under the law, each person who immigrates based on a relative’s petition must have a financial sponsor."
 
I did. I see nothing supportive of your claim. This is why I believe you misread or misunderstood it.

This is also why I asked you to quote it. It’s your claim. Citing to a wall of words doesn’t support you interpretation.
You very obviously didn’t read it.
 
"A U.S. citizen who is at least 21 years or older may also petition for the following relatives:• Parents;• Brothers or sisters"

"Filing a Form I-130 and proving a qualifying relationship gives your relative a place in line with others waiting to immigrate from the same country or region based on the same type of relationship."

"• If your petition has been approved, and your relatives are currently in the United States after making a legal entry (and they meet certain other requirements), they may be able to file applications with USCIS to adjust to permanent resident status."

"Can my relative wait in the United States until becoming a permanent resident? No. If your relative is outside the United States, filing an I-130 does not allow your relative to live or work in the United States. An I-130 petition only establishes your relationship with your relative. Your relative should wait outside the United States to immigrate legally."

"Does filing a relative petition commit me to anything? Yes. Under the law, each person who immigrates based on a relative’s petition must have a financial sponsor."
Ok. Thanks.
 
And if they wanted it to apply to illegal aliens they would have pointed them out
There weren't any illegals per say during their time...I don't think?

....we were trying to colonize as much as we could....people were welcomed, as long as they toiled the soil....
 
Well SCOTUS has said you do.
This SC has not said that

The initiative to close the anchor baby loophole could fail in the SC

if you, me, or anyone else thinks we can read the minds of 5 ego driven unelected demigods in black robes think again

We cant

But we have to try to persuade them and now is the best chance to do so
 

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