Born Free “We need to build a wall,” said confidently by Donald Trump, this echoed in the minds of the american people. Taken by surprise, it couldn't be more obvious why such phrases managed to rise above in todays day. America is faced with countless immigration issues and racial tension. While the words of Donald trump might have inspired many to; enforce stricter border rules, keep out immigrants and deport illegal citizens, etc, for the economical/safety benefit of the U.S. Not all people were swayed to look at the issue, as stated. Not all agree that the solution lies on enforcement, or in this case in “Building a wall,’ yet rather looking at the bigger picture. To consider all aspects that make up America, the great melting pot is it and it’s fundamentals embedded. Besides the entrance of many illegal immigrants each year, there's a number of citizens born in the U.S under illegal immigrants or temporary visitors. These babies are automatically granted birthright citizenship, and are openly consider U.S. citizens, whether their parents are legal or not. The general public and economical factors, have noted it as a constitutional flaw, affecting americans. After, analyzing the argument more in depth, birthright citizenship is constitutionally justifiably implemented, removing it would …show more content…
Instead, if Donald Trump or whoever seeks to improve these issues, they should instead focus on improving the broken immigration system. For, Birthright Citizenship is one of the most fundamental of our rights. It ensures the protection of other liberties by promising that those born here are given equal treatment, access to the courts and protection under the law. Those americans who cherries traditions, protection of liberties and want freedom, should defend Birthright citizenship as it's the foundation if the Unite States of