Birthright Citizenship

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What does the constitution say about birthright citizenship:
Professor Edward edlard cal state – he testified before subcommittee 20 years ago, the framers of the constitution, the civil war amendments 13,14,15. Section 5 of the 4th amendment congress can to define the jurisdiction of the united states.
Congress has exercised this same authority to define the jurisdiction of the US before in 1986 and later with the immigration reform act and with the illegal immigration reform of 1996.
Senator Jacob Howard wrote the 14th amendment citizenship clause he defined who would fall under the citizenship clause jurisdiction when he wrote:
“Every person born within the limits of the united states and subject to their jurisdiction is by virtual …show more content…

said the Indians as long as they had tribal allegiance they were not in the jurisdiction of the US even though they were born in the geographic limits of the united states . Over time that changed has changed, native Americans are citizens of the US and citizens of their tribal nations. The framers of the amendment themselves wrote the jurisdiction clause not all persons born within the geographic boundaries the jurisdiction clause of the 14th amendment, the legal jurisdiction of the US means to be within the political jurisdiction. It did not apply to native Americans. They were trying to address the issue of freed black slave after the civil war from state top state and as a national policy that blacks were persons subject to the jurisdiction of the united states and were citizens.
There are pundits and aides say that the constitution says Napolitano says the constitution supports birthright citizenship.
The argument that any illegal or any alien can step into the united states claim by him or herself that now they have legal or political jurisdiction an d if they give birth to baby in the united states that they have conferred citizenship is insanity. And it happens in only two countries united states and Canada.
1898 supreme court turned the language of the constitution on its head. They say its impossible to pass a an …show more content…

Dwight Eisenhower he deported 1M illegal aliens and sent them back
A rogue supreme court in 1898 created the situation we have today.
The framers of the 14th amendment citizenship clause were clear that birthright citizenship did not apply to foreign or illegal births. The time has come for the US Congress to use the power under the constitution to make the laws to stop birthright citizenship. We do not need a constitutional amendment we need congress to do their job and we need a non-political supreme court to do interpret and not try to legislate. They do not have birthright citizenship anywhere in Mexico and Latin America, china,
The page 108 Plunder and Deceit the American people are mostly opposed to the current immigration policies, according to pew research center a69% Americans want to restrict and control immigration policies 72% whites, 69% blacks and 59% Latinos. The time has come for a correct interpretation of the constitution. It is time for one of the last two countries in the world to stop birthright citizenship which rewards law