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Started 1 year, 3 months ago (2008-03-12 16:07:00)  by Josh
We cannot punish children for their parents actions.
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Started 1 year, 4 months ago (2008-02-09 08:00:00)  by cnredd
Quote: Birthright citizenship in the United States of America follows from the rule of jus soli whereby any person born within the United States and subject to its jurisdiction is automatically granted U.S. citizenship. This status is unaffected by the legal status or the citizenship of that individual's mother or father. American Indian tribal members are not ...
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Started 1 year, 4 months ago (2008-02-09 08:33:00)  by Spencer Collins
I think the law should be changed,at least one parent should have US citizenship.
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Started 1 year, 4 months ago (2008-02-09 15:36:00)  by Adept1
If an American citizen has their baby overseas or in a foreign country is it denied its American citizenship? Is it automatically a citizen of ANY of those other countries. NO We are the ONLY country in the world that "grants" citizenship by birthright.
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Started 1 year, 4 months ago (2008-02-09 15:57:00)  by crazyflamingos
Quote: Originally Posted by Adept1 If an American citizen has their baby overseas or in a foreign country is it denied its American citizenship? Is it automatically a citizen of ANY of those other countries. NO We are the ONLY country in the world that "grants" citizenship by birthright. I am sure the laws have...
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Started 1 year, 4 months ago (2008-02-09 20:44:00)  by Spencer Collins
I have told this story before but it's worth repeating. An acquaintance of mine was transferred to London,they were expecting a child so his wife went along with the move. In a few months,their new baby boy was delivered. They were under the impression that their child was automatically a UK citizen until their doctor informed them that this was not the case! He told them that one parent had to ...
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Started 1 year, 4 months ago (2008-02-09 22:25:00)  by saltwn
As much a I would like to kick every illegal alien's a$$ before he/she started walking home at his own expense, I do not want the law changed that says a baby born on this soil is a United States citizen. I do not want the mother automatically a shoe in for citizenship either. And I don't care if that breaks up families. She can go back home with the baby and deal with her own government, or she...
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Started 1 year, 4 months ago (2008-02-09 23:00:00)  by Adept1
Quote: Originally Posted by saltwn As much a I would like to kick every illegal alien's a$$ before he/she started walking home at his own expense, I do not want the law changed that says a baby born on this soil is a United States citizen. I do not want the mother automatically a shoe in for citizenship either. And I don't care if ...
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Started 1 year, 4 months ago (2008-02-10 01:27:00)  by jamesrage
Quote: Originally Posted by cnredd Most laws work until situations or loopholes arise that destroy the original intent of the law itself... When this first went into effect, the subject of "anchor babies" was not in play... But now that they are, do the laws need to change or do you believe that birthright citizenship should...
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Started 1 year, 4 months ago (2008-02-10 02:17:00)  by saltwn
Quote: Originally Posted by Adept1 I like your compassion. The problems arise from the even MORE compassionate plea about the baby is a citizen so how can you tell the mother that she can't stay to "feed" them. Then of course the "husband" and the siblings and grandparents thus we have what are called anchor babies. Possibly the ...
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saltwn
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Should birthright citizenship...
Published (2008-05-20 01:53:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by mlurp I agree salty. But Senator Finestine and others slipped a immigration bill that serves 3,000 only, into a bill for our troops resupply. It is to come up for a vote by the end of the week. So if this kind of crap bothers anyone e-mail your Congressperson/Senators using my siggy or your own way. Seems to me the Dem's just cut their throats in thi selection. If I could bet on the out come of the election I...
Spencer Collins
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Published (2008-03-18 19:20:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by Gordon Shumway birthright citizenship... Abdul Rahman Yasin Jeremiah Was An Albatross,just curious,what does this article have to do with birthright citizenship..
Adept1
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Published (2008-03-15 02:05:00)
The &quot;child&quot; does not have immediate citizenship rights. They must become &quot;of age&quot; before they have rights and WHEN the parents are deported(as they should be)nobody says that they cannot take their child with them. It is the bleeding heart fools that try to say that because the child will some day be an American citizen that they are unable to leave the country and since a child needs parents that the...
Dr House
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Should birthright citizenship...
Published (2008-05-19 17:05:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by mlurp 20 votes and the &quot;Change it&quot; is leading. But change it to what? Has anyone a darn good answer to that question with out an open boarder policy behind it? An open border policy is the only alternative that makes any sense. We're not gonna defeat the inpour of illegals any way other than putting land mines along the border, and I don't think Mexico will be too fond of that. meanwhile...
mlurp
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Should birthright citizenship...
Published (2008-05-20 14:21:00)
Dga, I saw it on Lou Dobbs and he had the Senator who heads the committee who himself was upset because no talks were held and it was slipped into his committees bill. I found this earlier today. I would like any eleccted member to bring things to the floor for a vote not sneak one pass us! That is the real issue i am talking about. Just took a google search to find this. Michelle Malkin Update: More details Amnesty alert: Feinstein...
cnredd
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Published (2008-03-13 23:46:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by Josh So why don't we help the children and relieve the punishment that their parents have inflicted upon them? Since when did that become the government's job?!?...
Josh
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Published (2008-03-13 23:12:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by cnredd WE don't punish the children AT ALL...Their parents do... They break the law, the accept the punishment for their family and ANY repercussions are the result of THEIR actions... So why don't we help the children and relieve the punishment that their parents have inflicted upon them?
Republican Bill
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Published (2008-03-18 16:11:00)
I geuss what i'm not putting into words what i am thinking because i agree with you but i think that the children don't have a choice if their parents break the law, so they should have a choice where they want to live when they come to an age when they are responsible enough to make that decission. I know from the experiences of a friend that the actions of another family member can ruin the chances of my friend to ever become a...
Gordon Shumway
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Re: Should birthright...
Published (2008-03-18 22:41:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by Spencer Collins Jeremiah Was An Albatross,just curious,what does this article have to do with birthright citizenship.. the link to my blog is in my signature --- it wasn't meant as a response to this topic. My response to the topic at hand was simply Abdul Rahman Yasin. You may have heard of him. Involved with the 1993 bombing of the WTC. Iraqi parents in Indiana as his father was studying for his PhD when...
dga
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Should birthright citizenship...
Published (2008-05-20 08:31:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by saltwn What is it with her and immigration? Does she get a kick back or what? That is low. The troop thing should be a stand alone or have only stuff that pertains to the war effort. What a scam. You bet I'll write my congressman. What happened to the line item veto? Excuse me, but did you even read the bill? It was posted in another thread by James Rage. http://www.politicalwrinkles.com/ope...ding-bill.html...

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