
That ACT was Senator Howard again just mere months before this. Congress over rode Presidents veto. Your belief in Howard using that (his) ACT as law is a taking and giving of a right, unconstitutional. Using the unconstitutional ACT as declaratory law “precedent” is a double whamy.
The inequities of indentured servants and slavery was its own unique hideous time, characterized by lacking of any rights or ability to flee. They were prisoners brought here originally not on their own accord to work/slave their lives and the lives of their posterity. The slave etc were not under the jurisdiction of the U.S. Consitution per se Hence Civil War and reconstructive amendments addressing this specific unresolved issue. The same lack of jurisdiction of inalienable rights goes towards illegal entry. Now there are “Acts” that address all types of immigration but can’t find in those acts stating and amendment that inalienable rights or the 14th applies So how does one that has no citizenship (Jurisdiction of Rights) convey that to another? It’s not a thing. We can make an Amendment going forward just as we did in the Reconstruction Amendments for slaves indentured servants along with their current and future posterity.
The only statement to birth right is the first sentence of the U.S. Constitution “posterity” and it’s not an act or amendment but a statement. The IX protects that statement again 100%. Even if the Reconstruction Amendments stated verbatim “every single last person born here be it for any reason” ….be it a year 50yrs or 300yrs later one can challenge the Supreme Courts interpretation on rulings. It’s not a right or a left issue It is fully & soley an individual U.S. Citizen’s Right. Again it is codified in the IX -only a U.S. citizen right and government itself has no authority cart blanch.
The Constitution spells out authority of Gov after opening rights. Section VIII “ To establish a uniform Rule of Naturalization” to the extent a naturalized citizen does not have full citizen rights Article II section 1 “No Person except a natural born Citizen, or a Citizen of the United States, at the time of the Adoption of this Constitution, shall be eligible to the Office of President” limitations” this goes 100% towards posterity of a “citizen” at time of adoption.
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