on his opponents.
Posted on 08/16/2015 12:42:58 PM PDT by Laissez-faire capitalist
He said last night and in NH on Friday night that families of Illegal Aliens could stay together... he just didn’t say where.
They made a choice and they, the illegal aliens, can live with it and so can their spawn.
What are you talking about?
Trump will pack the Court with 5 new "Justices" that are John Birch Society members.
No Amendment required here.
Things are going to get DONE.
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NONE.. the provision of citizenship by birth is for children of people who are here legally.... not law breakers.
Read it... 14th amendment.
The biggest deal here is it puts the rest of the GOP field in heap big trouble.
Most of these sons of bitches were talking “Pathway to Citizenship” a week ago.
Now they have to come out for or against Trumps position.
The rubber has met the road.
Seems pretty straight-forward to me: "All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside."
Yup end anchor babies to. The host can no longer support all the parasites sucking on it. Either this happens or we lose our nation for good.
Uh, Fourteenth Amendment?
You are the only one talking in that foolish manner.
You have no solution, but fit the archetype for concern troll.
BS, forward bases and drones. Recall how W wasted a couple of billion on a "virtual wall" that was eventually abandoned as impractical and ineffective. The Bushes will say anything and do anything to avoid building a physical barrier, which is the only thing that would be effective unless they want to post men ever few hundred yards on the border 24/7/365.
Earthquake!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Are you kidding me? Overheated rhetoric. He is just describing what the law is.
This bs of giving citizenship to babies born by mostly Mexican pregnant women & girls for walking across the road into San Diego, is against the spirit of the 14th Amendment!
Well, I disagree with the judicial interpretation of the 14th Amendment. I agree with the others here that birthright citizenship for illegal aliens and people coming in on tourist visa's and such is not what was intended by the 14th. I think a new court with originalist, conservative justices may overturn the current judicial view of this which opens the door for the Legislative and Executive branch to change the law.
I would rather this issue be hashed out by the Legislative and Executive branches, but the court won't allow that to happen. So it's either a constitutional amendment or new judges. I think the odds of a constitutional amendment are 0 - even after the best of electoral circumstances. Therefore if we want to end birthright citizenship, we need better judges.
Sometimes the court just gets it wrong, and sometimes it is wrong for a very long time. I would also prefer a court that overturns Roe v Wade. That doesn't make me a judicial activist, it makes me someone who wants to correct for past judicial activism. In no way do I believe the 14th amendment was ever meant to grant birthright to hordes of illegal aliens pouring across the border. All the court has to do is find that this wasn't the original intent of the 14th and open the door to the people through the Legislative and Executive branches to put an end to it.
Advocates of maintaining this citizenship policy argue that the plain language of the Citizenship Clause of the 14th Amendment protects automatic birthright citizenship for all children born to illegal and temporary aliens. However, several legal scholars and political scientists who have delved into the history of the 14th Amendment have concluded that “subject to the jurisdiction thereof” has no plain meaning and that the executive branch’s current, broad application of the Citizenship Clause may not be warranted.
In the United States, both Democrats and Republicans have introduced legislation aimed at narrowing the application of the Citizenship Clause. In 1993, Sen. Harry Reid (D-Nev.) introduced legislation what would limit birthright citizenship to the children of U.S. citizens and legally resident aliens, and similar bills have been introduced by other legislators in every Congress since. The current Congress saw the introduction by Rep. Nathan Deal (R-Ga.) of the “Birthright Citizenship Act of 2009,” which so far has gathered nearly 100 sponsors.
We need Congress to pass a law and see it is challenged and goes to SCTUS. We may not need a constitutional amendment.
Indeed.
They either have to support his position, or destoy him.
It's certain that a clear majority of voters will support Trump's position.
The cat's out of the bag. No going back now.
Don’t deport. IMPRISON!!!!
Get these law breakers on the chain gang. Work them to the bone to build the wall. Send the kids to “daycare” where the U.S. National Anthem is playing 8 hours a day, 7 days a week.
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