[ROCKLOBSTER]

That is not what the Scotus ruled. They ruled that if you are born the child of a citizen, you are born a citizen, regardless of the location of birth.

Really?

What court, when?

(hint: They're not talking about being born a "citizen".)

[editor-surveyor]

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It was the early 19th century, and the court was comprised of all founders but one.

The reason that you don’t hear much about it is that it ruled that it was because the Father was a US citizen.

No happiness from the feminists.

(Recent ruling says there is no difference between the Father and Mother WRT citizenship.)