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To: moehoward

I suppose it is remotely possible but not probable that Congress is going to change birthright citizenship.


36 posted on 01/24/2006 5:29:18 PM PST by Ben Ficklin
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To: Ben Ficklin

So says you.
BTW. We have had this discussion already. In case you forgot, I'll include Tancredo's text.

(D) sign a legally enforceable affidavit attesting that they--

`(i) understand that they will not be permitted to change or adjust to any other immigrant or nonimmigrant classification or status while present in the United States;

`(ii) acknowledge that a child born to them during their stay in the United States will not be granted U.S. citizenship unless the other parent is a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident;


38 posted on 01/24/2006 5:37:16 PM PST by moehoward
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To: Ben Ficklin
I suppose it is remotely possible but not probable that Congress is going to change birthright citizenship.

Without an Amendment, I don't possibly see how that could be Constitutitonal.

103 posted on 01/26/2006 11:37:13 AM PST by jmc813 (John Shadegg for Majority Leader)
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