Ray From Cleveland
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That brings us to Birth Tourism. People are coming here legally using Visas and paying extraordinary fees to have agencies set them up to have a child in the US. Once they have the child, they leave when their Visa's expire and take home an American Visa for their baby. Once that baby becomes a legal adult, he or she has the right to enter the US without question because technically, he or she is a citizen even though they have no recollection of being in the US and may not even know the language.
1) Probably not happening all that often.
2) So what if it does?
So let's say that people from the middle-east start doing the same thing. They have a baby here, take the kid back to the middle-east where he is radicalized. He comes back at the age of 18 as a suicide bomber and blows up part of a shopping mall. He would be able to come back without a problem because he's an American citizen thanks to Anchor Baby policies.
Well, that's a pretty elaborate scheme... it's actually much easier to just radicalize an American teen who is already living here... or get in on a Saudi Passport because the Saudis own Trump.
We could try something as crazy as "Stop pursuing policies that radicalize people in that part of the world.", but as long as the Oil Companies and the Jews are dictating our Middle East policy, that's never going to happen.
Nothing elaborate about it. In fact it might have already happened. It's just those kids are not old enough yet to come back as a citizen.
No, radicalization comes from an environment. There are many distractions in the US. Many people in the middle-east live like crap so committing suicide is not that big of a deal to them. Here in the land of opportunity, most would say to hell with killing people, I'm going to open up a drive-thru beverage store and enjoy the American dream.
Once something terrible happens, it's too late to do anything about it. It's time to stop any potential problems right now.