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Jay Tedder
Jay Tedder@jaytedder·
If SCOTUS rules the 14th amendment covers any foreigner here who happens to have a baby, that would have to be changed via Constitutional amendment; which is a heavy lift. The only thing Congress could do alone is pass legislation declaring all foreigners here illegally or temporarily to be ambassadors of their home country, since ambassadors are excluded from the 14th amendment.
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Carissa
Carissa@njoyzgrl81·
Dear @SpeakerJohnson Do not wait for SCOTUS. Ask @timburchett to write a bill ending birthright citizenship. Get it passed through the house. After Thune is removed from his leadership chair in 2 weeks, get @BasedMikeLee to get it passed through the senate. We’re tired of sacrificing our American dream for every other nation’s carpetbaggers.
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Kurt Schlichter
Kurt Schlichter@KurtSchlichter·
You guys understand we’re going to lose the birthright citizenship case, right? Before you completely freak out, the traditional understanding of the 14th Amendment, which we are seeking to change, is not an insane reading of it. Nor are our arguments insane like the left has been same. That’s baloney to just shut us up. Neither side is frivolous. It’s a tough call legally and objectively speaking. But when we lose it, and I think we will, don’t freak out that this is some sort of conspiracy. It’s a hard legal decision. Sadly, we have three judges who aren’t even going to try to examine the question and will always vote for what leftists want. But the rest of the court has to make a tough legal call. I think our reading is the correct one. For various reasons, I think they’re going to rule against us. Don’t freak out when they do. It’s not an utterly irrational ruling like so many of the district court opinions we’ve seen.
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JC White
JC White@jcwhitelpc·
@jaytedder @nadinecarroll @KurtSchlichter You’re ignoring the first clause. Foreigners visiting here were not born in the United States. The baby is. They are a separate individual and there is no clause that mentions parents or anything else.
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Jay Tedder
Jay Tedder@jaytedder·
@jcwhitelpc @nadinecarroll @KurtSchlichter And "subject to the jurisdiction thereof" is an important clause. Foreigners visiting here are subject to the jurisdiction of their home country, and thus, any child they might have while visiting here is as well.
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Jay Tedder
Jay Tedder@jaytedder·
@jcwhitelpc @nadinecarroll @KurtSchlichter It does when you are talking about babies born on US soil. It's the parent's citizenship that determines the baby's. If the parents are under the jurisdiction of another country (citizens of another country), that obligation falls to their offspring.
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Jay Tedder
Jay Tedder@jaytedder·
@jmt5050 @JosephOnions @Wvv_70 @KurtSchlichter Can a foreigner visiting here vote in our elections? Are they subject to our income tax? Can they legally work? Do they owe a loyalty to another government? Being subject to our jurisdiction is more than merely being on our soil and having to obey traffic laws.
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Joseph
Joseph@JosephOnions·
@jaytedder @Wvv_70 @jmt5050 @KurtSchlichter Yes, I'm certain the unprincipled Trump loyalists Alito & Thomas will agree with you. But no one else will. In what way does it mean under the jurisdiction?
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