There are just as many countries that have 'restricted' birthright citizenship, as 'unrestricted'

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And yet if you talk about ending it here in the U.S. or even restricting it, you're immediately branded the left's favorite shiny new object, a 'Nazi'.









IndiaRestrictedIf one parent is citizen and the other a citizen or legal migrant (as of 2020).
PakistanRestrictedChildren of refugees are ineligible.
JapanRestrictedIf born to "stateless" or unknown parents.
EgyptRestrictedIf one parent was also born in Egypt.
IranRestrictedIf one parent was born in Iran.
GermanyRestrictedIf at least one parent has a permanent residence permit and has lived in Germany at least 8 years.
ThailandRestrictedIf parents are legal residents for at least five years.
United KingdomRestrictedIf one parent is citizen or legally settled in the country or if child has lived in country for 10 y...
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FranceRestrictedIf one parent is French citizen or born in France. Or upon 18th birthday if you've lived in France a...
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South AfricaRestrictedIf parents are citizens or permanent residents.
ItalyRestrictedIf one of parent's descendant was a citizen, or if child has lived in country untill 18th birthday, ...
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ColombiaRestrictedIf one parent is citizen or legal resident.
SudanRestrictedIf father was born in Sudan.
SpainRestrictedIf one parent was born in Spain or if parents are stateless.
MoroccoRestrictedIf parents were born in Morocco, child can register for citizenship.
UkraineRestrictedIf parents have refugee status in Ukraine, or if child is stateless.
MalaysiaRestrictedIf one parent is a citizen or permanent resident.
AustraliaRestrictedIf one parent is citizen or permanent resident or if child has lived in country for 10 years.
TaiwanRestrictedIf parents are Taiwanese citizens or if parents are stateless or unknown.
NetherlandsRestrictedIf one parent is a citizen and lives in the country at the time of the child's birth, or if a grandp...
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CambodiaRestrictedIf parents are living legally in Cambodia.
TunisiaRestrictedIf father and grandfather were born in Tunisia. Child must claim citizenship before age 20.
BelgiumRestrictedIf one parent was born in Belgium and has lived there for 10 years, or 5 years before child's birth.
Dominican RepublicRestrictedMildly restricted.
SwedenRestrictedIf one parent is citizen (for children born before April 1, 2015).
PortugalRestrictedIf child is born with no other nationality, or child petitions for citizenship and one parent lived ...
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GreeceRestrictedIf parents live in Greece 5-10 years and child attends preschool, or if child has unknown or no othe...
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IsraelRestrictedChildren born in Israel who have no other citizenship can apply for Israeli citizenship between ages...
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Hong KongRestrictedComplicated compatibilities with mainland China.
FinlandRestrictedIf mother is citizen and born in country or if father is a citizen and married to mother.
IrelandRestrictedIf one parent is citizen of Ireland or Britain or is legal resident three of last four years.
New ZealandRestrictedIf one parent is citizen or permanent resident or if child is stateless.
MongoliaRestrictedIf parents are valid residents or unidentified. Child must accept citizenship at age 16.
NamibiaRestrictedIf one parent was also born in or regularly lives in Namibia.
BahrainRestrictedIf father was born in Bahrain.
CyprusRestrictedIf one parent is citizen or born in country.
MacauRestrictedComplicated compatibilities with mainland China.
LuxembourgRestrictedIf at least one parent was born in country, or if child has lived in country 5 straight years after ...
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MaltaRestrictedIf one parent is citizen or born in country.
Sao Tome and PrincipeRestrictedIf parents are residents.
United StatesUnrestricted
BrazilUnrestricted
MexicoUnrestricted
TanzaniaUnrestricted
ArgentinaUnrestricted
CanadaUnrestricted
PeruUnrestricted
VenezuelaUnrestricted
ChadUnrestrictedUnrestricted, but child chooses to opt in or out at age 18.
ChileUnrestrictedChild can choose to opt in or out.
GuatemalaUnrestricted
EcuadorUnrestricted
BoliviaUnrestricted
CubaUnrestricted
HondurasUnrestricted
ParaguayUnrestricted
NicaraguaUnrestricted
El SalvadorUnrestricted
Costa RicaUnrestricted
PanamaUnrestricted
UruguayUnrestricted
JamaicaUnrestricted
LesothoUnrestricted
Trinidad and TobagoUnrestricted
FijiUnrestricted
GuyanaUnrestricted
BelizeUnrestricted
BarbadosUnrestricted
Saint LuciaUnrestricted
GrenadaUnrestricted
Saint Vincent and the GrenadinesUnrestricted
Antigua and BarbudaUnrestricted
DominicaUnrestricted
Saint Kitts and NevisUnrestricted
TuvaluUnrestricted


Which countries have birthright citizenship?​

The following countries have unrestricted birthright citizenship: Antigua and Barbuda, Argentina, Barbados, Belize, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, Chad, Chile, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominica, Ecuador, El Salvador, Fiji, Grenada, Guatemala, Guyana, Honduras, Jamaica, Lesotho, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Tanzania, Trinidad and Tobago, Tuvalu, the United States, Uruguay, and Venezuela.


 
I'm surprised there are so many "unrestricted".
 
And yet if you talk about ending it here in the U.S. or even restricting it, you're immediately branded the left's favorite shiny new object, a 'Nazi'.









IndiaRestrictedIf one parent is citizen and the other a citizen or legal migrant (as of 2020).
PakistanRestrictedChildren of refugees are ineligible.
JapanRestrictedIf born to "stateless" or unknown parents.
EgyptRestrictedIf one parent was also born in Egypt.
IranRestrictedIf one parent was born in Iran.
GermanyRestrictedIf at least one parent has a permanent residence permit and has lived in Germany at least 8 years.
ThailandRestrictedIf parents are legal residents for at least five years.
United KingdomRestrictedIf one parent is citizen or legally settled in the country or if child has lived in country for 10 y...
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FranceRestrictedIf one parent is French citizen or born in France. Or upon 18th birthday if you've lived in France a...
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South AfricaRestrictedIf parents are citizens or permanent residents.
ItalyRestrictedIf one of parent's descendant was a citizen, or if child has lived in country untill 18th birthday, ...
View More
ColombiaRestrictedIf one parent is citizen or legal resident.
SudanRestrictedIf father was born in Sudan.
SpainRestrictedIf one parent was born in Spain or if parents are stateless.
MoroccoRestrictedIf parents were born in Morocco, child can register for citizenship.
UkraineRestrictedIf parents have refugee status in Ukraine, or if child is stateless.
MalaysiaRestrictedIf one parent is a citizen or permanent resident.
AustraliaRestrictedIf one parent is citizen or permanent resident or if child has lived in country for 10 years.
TaiwanRestrictedIf parents are Taiwanese citizens or if parents are stateless or unknown.
NetherlandsRestrictedIf one parent is a citizen and lives in the country at the time of the child's birth, or if a grandp...
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CambodiaRestrictedIf parents are living legally in Cambodia.
TunisiaRestrictedIf father and grandfather were born in Tunisia. Child must claim citizenship before age 20.
BelgiumRestrictedIf one parent was born in Belgium and has lived there for 10 years, or 5 years before child's birth.
Dominican RepublicRestrictedMildly restricted.
SwedenRestrictedIf one parent is citizen (for children born before April 1, 2015).
PortugalRestrictedIf child is born with no other nationality, or child petitions for citizenship and one parent lived ...
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GreeceRestrictedIf parents live in Greece 5-10 years and child attends preschool, or if child has unknown or no othe...
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IsraelRestrictedChildren born in Israel who have no other citizenship can apply for Israeli citizenship between ages...
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Hong KongRestrictedComplicated compatibilities with mainland China.
FinlandRestrictedIf mother is citizen and born in country or if father is a citizen and married to mother.
IrelandRestrictedIf one parent is citizen of Ireland or Britain or is legal resident three of last four years.
New ZealandRestrictedIf one parent is citizen or permanent resident or if child is stateless.
MongoliaRestrictedIf parents are valid residents or unidentified. Child must accept citizenship at age 16.
NamibiaRestrictedIf one parent was also born in or regularly lives in Namibia.
BahrainRestrictedIf father was born in Bahrain.
CyprusRestrictedIf one parent is citizen or born in country.
MacauRestrictedComplicated compatibilities with mainland China.
LuxembourgRestrictedIf at least one parent was born in country, or if child has lived in country 5 straight years after ...
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MaltaRestrictedIf one parent is citizen or born in country.
Sao Tome and PrincipeRestrictedIf parents are residents.
United StatesUnrestricted
BrazilUnrestricted
MexicoUnrestricted
TanzaniaUnrestricted
ArgentinaUnrestricted
CanadaUnrestricted
PeruUnrestricted
VenezuelaUnrestricted
ChadUnrestrictedUnrestricted, but child chooses to opt in or out at age 18.
ChileUnrestrictedChild can choose to opt in or out.
GuatemalaUnrestricted
EcuadorUnrestricted
BoliviaUnrestricted
CubaUnrestricted
HondurasUnrestricted
ParaguayUnrestricted
NicaraguaUnrestricted
El SalvadorUnrestricted
Costa RicaUnrestricted
PanamaUnrestricted
UruguayUnrestricted
JamaicaUnrestricted
LesothoUnrestricted
Trinidad and TobagoUnrestricted
FijiUnrestricted
GuyanaUnrestricted
BelizeUnrestricted
BarbadosUnrestricted
Saint LuciaUnrestricted
GrenadaUnrestricted
Saint Vincent and the GrenadinesUnrestricted
Antigua and BarbudaUnrestricted
DominicaUnrestricted
Saint Kitts and NevisUnrestricted
TuvaluUnrestricted


Which countries have birthright citizenship?​

The following countries have unrestricted birthright citizenship: Antigua and Barbuda, Argentina, Barbados, Belize, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, Chad, Chile, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominica, Ecuador, El Salvador, Fiji, Grenada, Guatemala, Guyana, Honduras, Jamaica, Lesotho, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Tanzania, Trinidad and Tobago, Tuvalu, the United States, Uruguay, and Venezuela.


It is a way overused label on both sides.
 
And yet if you talk about ending it here in the U.S. or even restricting it, you're immediately branded the left's favorite shiny new object, a 'Nazi'.









IndiaRestrictedIf one parent is citizen and the other a citizen or legal migrant (as of 2020).
PakistanRestrictedChildren of refugees are ineligible.
JapanRestrictedIf born to "stateless" or unknown parents.
EgyptRestrictedIf one parent was also born in Egypt.
IranRestrictedIf one parent was born in Iran.
GermanyRestrictedIf at least one parent has a permanent residence permit and has lived in Germany at least 8 years.
ThailandRestrictedIf parents are legal residents for at least five years.
United KingdomRestrictedIf one parent is citizen or legally settled in the country or if child has lived in country for 10 y...
View More
FranceRestrictedIf one parent is French citizen or born in France. Or upon 18th birthday if you've lived in France a...
View More
South AfricaRestrictedIf parents are citizens or permanent residents.
ItalyRestrictedIf one of parent's descendant was a citizen, or if child has lived in country untill 18th birthday, ...
View More
ColombiaRestrictedIf one parent is citizen or legal resident.
SudanRestrictedIf father was born in Sudan.
SpainRestrictedIf one parent was born in Spain or if parents are stateless.
MoroccoRestrictedIf parents were born in Morocco, child can register for citizenship.
UkraineRestrictedIf parents have refugee status in Ukraine, or if child is stateless.
MalaysiaRestrictedIf one parent is a citizen or permanent resident.
AustraliaRestrictedIf one parent is citizen or permanent resident or if child has lived in country for 10 years.
TaiwanRestrictedIf parents are Taiwanese citizens or if parents are stateless or unknown.
NetherlandsRestrictedIf one parent is a citizen and lives in the country at the time of the child's birth, or if a grandp...
View More
CambodiaRestrictedIf parents are living legally in Cambodia.
TunisiaRestrictedIf father and grandfather were born in Tunisia. Child must claim citizenship before age 20.
BelgiumRestrictedIf one parent was born in Belgium and has lived there for 10 years, or 5 years before child's birth.
Dominican RepublicRestrictedMildly restricted.
SwedenRestrictedIf one parent is citizen (for children born before April 1, 2015).
PortugalRestrictedIf child is born with no other nationality, or child petitions for citizenship and one parent lived ...
View More
GreeceRestrictedIf parents live in Greece 5-10 years and child attends preschool, or if child has unknown or no othe...
View More
IsraelRestrictedChildren born in Israel who have no other citizenship can apply for Israeli citizenship between ages...
View More
Hong KongRestrictedComplicated compatibilities with mainland China.
FinlandRestrictedIf mother is citizen and born in country or if father is a citizen and married to mother.
IrelandRestrictedIf one parent is citizen of Ireland or Britain or is legal resident three of last four years.
New ZealandRestrictedIf one parent is citizen or permanent resident or if child is stateless.
MongoliaRestrictedIf parents are valid residents or unidentified. Child must accept citizenship at age 16.
NamibiaRestrictedIf one parent was also born in or regularly lives in Namibia.
BahrainRestrictedIf father was born in Bahrain.
CyprusRestrictedIf one parent is citizen or born in country.
MacauRestrictedComplicated compatibilities with mainland China.
LuxembourgRestrictedIf at least one parent was born in country, or if child has lived in country 5 straight years after ...
View More
MaltaRestrictedIf one parent is citizen or born in country.
Sao Tome and PrincipeRestrictedIf parents are residents.
United StatesUnrestricted
BrazilUnrestricted
MexicoUnrestricted
TanzaniaUnrestricted
ArgentinaUnrestricted
CanadaUnrestricted
PeruUnrestricted
VenezuelaUnrestricted
ChadUnrestrictedUnrestricted, but child chooses to opt in or out at age 18.
ChileUnrestrictedChild can choose to opt in or out.
GuatemalaUnrestricted
EcuadorUnrestricted
BoliviaUnrestricted
CubaUnrestricted
HondurasUnrestricted
ParaguayUnrestricted
NicaraguaUnrestricted
El SalvadorUnrestricted
Costa RicaUnrestricted
PanamaUnrestricted
UruguayUnrestricted
JamaicaUnrestricted
LesothoUnrestricted
Trinidad and TobagoUnrestricted
FijiUnrestricted
GuyanaUnrestricted
BelizeUnrestricted
BarbadosUnrestricted
Saint LuciaUnrestricted
GrenadaUnrestricted
Saint Vincent and the GrenadinesUnrestricted
Antigua and BarbudaUnrestricted
DominicaUnrestricted
Saint Kitts and NevisUnrestricted
TuvaluUnrestricted


Which countries have birthright citizenship?​

The following countries have unrestricted birthright citizenship: Antigua and Barbuda, Argentina, Barbados, Belize, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, Chad, Chile, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominica, Ecuador, El Salvador, Fiji, Grenada, Guatemala, Guyana, Honduras, Jamaica, Lesotho, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Tanzania, Trinidad and Tobago, Tuvalu, the United States, Uruguay, and Venezuela.


So, if the world is 50/50 on the subject, then why can't we be in the 50% we want to be?
 
And yet if you talk about ending it here in the U.S. or even restricting it, you're immediately branded the left's favorite shiny new object, a 'Nazi'.
The idiot-in-chief claimed we are the only country with birthright citizenship. Your smoke and mirrors cannot cover up just how dumb this moron is.
 
The idiot-in-chief claimed we are the only country with birthright citizenship. Your smoke and mirrors cannot cover up just how dumb this moron is.

We're the only non 3rd world country this is unrestricted besides Canada, and they're run by a bunch of idiot leftists as well.

That 'idiot-in-chief' could buy and sell you a million times over. It's hilarious when some anonymous lowlife asshole on a message board calls one of the most successful men on the planet an 'idiot'. Shows who the real idiot is. 🤡
 
We're the only non 3rd world country this is unrestricted besides Canada, and they're run by a bunch of idiot leftists as well.
All of North, Central, and South America, excepting Colombia, have unrestricted birthright citizenship.


That 'idiot-in-chief' could buy and sell you a million times over. It's hilarious when some anonymous lowlife asshole on a message board calls one of the most successful men on the planet an 'idiot'. Shows who the real idiot is. 🤡
Trump's success is all due to being a criminal sociopath.

He was over a billion dollars in debt when he was saved by his game show.

I don't call it success when he steals the retirement nest eggs from the elderly at his fake university.

I don't call it success when he steals from cancer kids.
 
Argentina To Canada, Countries That Uphold Unrestricted Birthright Citizenship


Argentina

In Argentina, anyone born on the country’s soil is automatically granted citizenship, with a few exceptions. For instance, children of foreign diplomats or government officials are excluded from this rule. Similarly, those born in the disputed Falkland Islands also qualify for Argentine citizenship.

Paraguay

With Paraguay’s birthright citizenship policy, individuals born in the country enjoy significant advantages, such as free education and healthcare. This policy also plays a role in Paraguay’s strategy to attract foreign investment and promote family-oriented immigration.

Canada

As one of the leading countries offering jus soli, Canada grants automatic citizenship to nearly all individuals born within its borders. Foreign nationals can also obtain Canadian citizenship through naturalisation by meeting residency requirements and demonstrating proficiency in either English or French.


Costa Rica

Costa Rica’s approach to birthright citizenship ensures that all children born within the country are immediately granted citizenship. The nation’s peaceful political climate and focus on environmental preservation make it a desirable location for expectant parents looking to settle in a stable and welcoming environment.


Peru

In Peru, the constitution guarantees citizenship to anyone born within its territory. Recent amendments have expanded this right, allowing children born outside Peru to Peruvian parents to apply for citizenship at consular offices, provided they were not registered by the age of 18.


Antigua and Barbuda

Since the policy was enacted in 1981, anyone born in Antigua and Barbuda automatically acquires citizenship. In addition to jus soli, the country also offers citizenship through descent and naturalisation, making it an appealing option for families seeking a relatively simple path to citizenship.


Fiji

In Fiji, citizenship is automatically conferred on anyone born within the country’s borders, though this was not the case between 1990 and 1997. During this period, citizenship was granted only to children with at least one Fijian parent. Foreign nationals can become Fijian citizens through naturalisation after living in the country for a minimum of five years.
 
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All of North, Central, and South America, excepting Colombia, have unrestricted birthright citizenship.



Trump's success is all due to being a criminal sociopath.

He was over a billion dollars in debt when he was saved by his game show.

I don't call it success when he steals the retirement nest eggs from the elderly at his fake university.

I don't call it success when he steals from cancer kids.

Yes, all 3rd world countries with the exception of the US and Canada, exactly as I stated.

I can only laugh at the rest of your post. Envy is an ugly thing. 🤡
 
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