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Anchor babies have no right to citizenship when both parents are illegals.
Actually, they are citizens, period.
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Anchor babies have no right to citizenship when both parents are illegals.
Anchor babies have no right to citizenship when both parents are illegals.
Actually, they are citizens, period.
IF the child is actually a U.S. citizen.....then he has the right to stay.....but his mother does NOT.....she should be deported but should/would she just leave her baby behind...?Since there is no such thing as an anchor baby, only citizenship, the citizen has the right to stay in America. The government has no right to deport such a citizen because the parents are illegal.
That is the dilemma that T-Rump wants to address by illegally deporting American citizens who are minors because their parents are illegal immigrants.
The INS should determine if the child has a parent who is gainfully employed and then provide them with a work visa and an application for residence.
That is called a path to citizenship and no one on the extremist rightwing wants that to happen even though these illegal immigrants are gainfully employed and will pay taxes like everyone else.
how about an orphanage set up for 'anchor babies' if the illegal alien parents want to leave him behind when they are deported back to their own country.....?
How exactly is that going to win over the "hearts and minds" of the Hispanic voters when you propose turning their children into orphans?
amazing how liberals can 'legislate' American law in a footnote.....but then again that's how they 'legislated' abortion rights, gay marriage rights, etc....Anchor babies have no right to citizenship when both parents are illegals.
Actually, they are citizens, period.
Trump 2016: For A Fifth Bankruptcy of a Going Concern!Trump 2016! bitchez,........or otherwise, put a double-tap headshot into the America ye' knew.
The only Hispanics that have to worry about the deportation of the parents of Anchor Babies are Illegal Aliens. Everybody else is fine the way they are - Hispanics included....How exactly is that going to win over the "hearts and minds" of the Hispanic voters when you propose turning their children into orphans?
The 14th amendment is not a footnote. The language is quite plain.amazing how liberals can 'legislate' American law in a footnote.....but then again that's how they 'legislated' abortion rights, gay marriage rights, etc....Anchor babies have no right to citizenship when both parents are illegals.
Actually, they are citizens, period.
amazing how liberals can 'legislate' American law in a footnote.....but then again that's how they 'legislated' abortion rights, gay marriage rights, etc....Anchor babies have no right to citizenship when both parents are illegals.
Actually, they are citizens, period.
Then it's not that big a deal.I would like to know how many women came here pregnant, out of the 11 million illegals, and then gave birth here.
I would wager less than two percent.
You gotta wonder what the hell is going on when even the republican candidates declare the 14th Amendment to be sanctified when it's clear that the 1868 Amendment was poorly written. It was written while reconstruction after the Civil War was going on and clearly intended to give the offspring of freed slaves citizenship. It never addressed the possibility that ten million criminals fraudulently in the U.S. might claim U.S. citizenship for their children. It's ironic that the 14th Amendment is defended by mostly the radical left while they continue to attack the 1st ten Amendments to the Constitution commonly called the "Bill of Rights".How many times do we see the left questioning the 2nd Amendment and picking apart the freedom of religion clause contained in the 1st Amendment?
So why are you tards making it one?Then it's not that big a deal.I would like to know how many women came here pregnant, out of the 11 million illegals, and then gave birth here.
I would wager less than two percent.
no.... it was Justice Brennan who wrote a footnote to a case in 1982 about 'jurisdiction'....creating the insane immigration policy on anchor babies....The 14th amendment is not a footnote. The language is quite plain.amazing how liberals can 'legislate' American law in a footnote.....but then again that's how they 'legislated' abortion rights, gay marriage rights, etc....Anchor babies have no right to citizenship when both parents are illegals.
Actually, they are citizens, period.
They are citizens, period.
I had no idea Reagan was radical left!You gotta wonder what the hell is going on when even the republican candidates declare the 14th Amendment to be sanctified when it's clear that the 1868 Amendment was poorly written. It was written while reconstruction after the Civil War was going on and clearly intended to give the offspring of freed slaves citizenship. It never addressed the possibility that ten million criminals fraudulently in the U.S. might claim U.S. citizenship for their children. It's ironic that the 14th Amendment is defended by mostly the radical left while they continue to attack the 1st ten Amendments to the Constitution commonly called the "Bill of Rights".How many times do we see the left questioning the 2nd Amendment and picking apart the freedom of religion clause contained in the 1st Amendment?
There is nothing 'retarded' about fighting against the Anchor Baby phenomenon.So why are you tards making it one?Then it's not that big a deal.I would like to know how many women came here pregnant, out of the 11 million illegals, and then gave birth here.
I would wager less than two percent.
There is nothing 'retarded' about fighting against the Anchor Baby phenomenon.So why are you tards making it one?Then it's not that big a deal.I would like to know how many women came here pregnant, out of the 11 million illegals, and then gave birth here.
I would wager less than two percent.
The numbers are sufficiently high, and it sets bad precedents, and will draw future plagues of these locusts, if not dealt with soon.
Not to worry... that more draconian approach is coming...
IF the child is actually a U.S. citizen.....then he has the right to stay.....but his mother does NOT.....she should be deported but should/would she just leave her baby behind...?Since there is no such thing as an anchor baby, only citizenship, the citizen has the right to stay in America. The government has no right to deport such a citizen because the parents are illegal.
That is the dilemma that T-Rump wants to address by illegally deporting American citizens who are minors because their parents are illegal immigrants.
The INS should determine if the child has a parent who is gainfully employed and then provide them with a work visa and an application for residence.
That is called a path to citizenship and no one on the extremist rightwing wants that to happen even though these illegal immigrants are gainfully employed and will pay taxes like everyone else.
how about an orphanage set up for 'anchor babies' if the illegal alien parents want to leave him behind when they are deported back to their own country.....?
How exactly is that going to win over the "hearts and minds" of the Hispanic voters when you propose turning their children into orphans?
it would be the choice of the parents to leave their own kid behind....actually i believe they should be forced to take the kid with them...
i'm not interested in winning over the hearts and minds of illegal aliens.....i'm more interested in saving our country.....
legal immigrants agree...