Birthright DECISION, Trump is WRONG.

Because back then, native Americans, by large were not subject to the jurisdiction of the United States. You must be stupid, stupid stupid.
So if a Native American murderes an American citizen they were not subject to our jurisdiction??? You are a moron's moron. We own the reservation land and our law required them to stay on that land if they got off the reservations we would kill or arrest them.
 
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At this point, laws or the constitution must change to make this different than it is right now. Asking that question, or how anyone answers it, does not change that real fact.
People are fighting for it and celebrating it's existence.

The question was simple so why can't someone answer it?

All I hear is bullshit.

How does it benefit our country? Is this too complex of a question for you? FFS
 
If an act of Congress was needed to grant Indians citizenship clearly the understanding of the meaning of the 14th at the time it was written was people that were members of other governments were not citizens. If the child of two American Indians was not an American Citizen neither is the child of two illegal Mexicans an American citizen. Congress and SCOTUS in the 1920s were closer to understanding what the writer of the 14th meant.

This was a 5-4 decision the concept of Birthright citizenship is hanging by a thread.
No.
 
So if a Chinese cruise ship docks in San Francisco and bunch of pregnant women have babies on the ship then the ship returns to China are those babies Americans?
 
He was correct there too but the Justices are scared to piss the progressives off and have them pack the court.
The reason is irrelevant. Congress won't act, so as a nation we get citizens that have no relationship to the country other than happening to be in it for a short period or citizens of foreign criminals who broke our laws and happened to have a child here while they were in commission of a crime.
 
That we need to end birthright citizenship for tourists, illegals, and other non-citizens temporarily in the US. There is no reason the US need grant something so important to casual visitors and criminal aliens.
Ok. So the courts are to be arbitrary, selecting which ones are to be citizens.
 
Ok. So the courts are to be arbitrary, selecting which ones are to be citizens.
They just said they can't. Congress won't act, the Supreme Court just said the President can't enforce immigration law that way, so how do we fix an obvious mistake--or loophole--in our immigration and naturalization laws?
 
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