I think Trump may also be looking at countering the lefties.
Once they are housed on US soil (tent cities?) they are under the jurisdiction of the United States and the State they are a resident of. Wet-foot/dry-foot, extended.
under the jurisdiction is looked to mean, “subject to the laws of” so, to the leftists, once they are housed/detained on US soil...POOF! they must necessarily be citizens.
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Agree with you here. I just think the article explains the issue well enough that someone not as woke to all things Q, current, POTUS and conservative as we are could grasp what was intended with the original intent of birthright citizenship. Illegal immigrants are citizens of another country and just because they set foot here does not grant them US citizenship. They are subject to our laws here (and by being here illegally they are starting off as law breakers) but they owe allegiance to another country (under the jurisdiction of) which is what is the left likes to willfully misunderstand.
So sick of the dems twisting every.single.word. to suit their narrative, no matter what, no matter how. Power hungry vultures empty inside.
Just wish for some common sense.
>>Just wish for some common sense.
Isn’t Trump’s subsuming that phrase absolutely brilliant? It’s the essence of what everyone wishes the world would run on. And when they think that, they think of him.