[xzins]

Mexico admits that their citizens retain Mexican citizenship. That means anchor babies are not ‘subject to the jurisdiction’ of the US. And that means they are not US citizens.

[JayGalt]

There is a typo in the cut & paste which is not in the original “Jeb BushRepublican presidential candidate Donald Trump” in the second paragraph. Jeb Bush is an addition by the poster probably inadvertent but possibly sardonic.

[Tennessee Nana]

The basic allegation of the lawsuit is that by refusing to accept the matricula consular as proper ID for obtaining a birth certificate, Texas is somehow violating the Fourteenth Amendment by depriving anchor babies of U.S. citizenship.

On the contrary, says attorney Phyllis Schlafly, their reliance on a foreign identity document proves they are "subject to the jurisdiction" of a foreign power and thus not eligible for automatic U.S. citizenship.

[Mister Da]

“Mexico’s consul general for Texas, Carlos Gonzalez Gutierrez, openly admits that Mexico’s official policy is to encourage its poor people to migrate here illegally in order to access our generous welfare system.”

This proves Trump’s statement that Mexico is purposely sending its poor to the US to obtain welfare benefits.

[HarleyLady27]

RETURN Jebby Bush to MEXICO....NOW!!!!!!!

[G Larry]

Refuse to be dragged into the debate on the 14th Amendment, and instead present your plan to make it irrelevant.

1. Build the Wall.
2. Enforce E-Verify (means fining violating employers)
3. Enforce the Border.
4. Deport the Criminals.
5. Stop providing taxpayer benefits to illegals.
6. Privatize the legal immigration process, to motivate efficiency.

[HiJinx]

Ping!

Click the keyword Aliens to see more illegal alien, border security, and other related threads.

[GOPJ]

...wealthy Asians, particularly Chinese, and poor Latin Americans make a point of having children in the United States for the same reason; to access the benefits American citizenship confers upon their children. So Jeb Bush’s distinction between the two groups makes no sense, logically. But it does prove a point we’ve made before. And that is that Jeb is a “gringo aplatanado,” or American who has “gone native” and adopted Latin American culture as his own.

Or Jeb's a white liberal elite who enjoys feeling MORE superior when surrounded by 'the natives'. (Think Brits feeling 'royal' when serving in India, Africa etc. in the 1930's and 1940's) - it's the ugly underbelly of white superiority)