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To: Sturm Ruger
Thompson angers state HispanicsAll of them, huh?
Snort.
2 posted on
09/29/2007 6:14:26 AM PDT by
mewzilla
(Property must be secured or liberty cannot exist. John Adams)
To: Sturm Ruger
Citizenship by birth has been prescribed by the Constitution since 1868 -- and upheld for 109 years by the Supreme Court -- but the Republican presidential candidate made it sound anachronistic.Not the whole story.
3 posted on
09/29/2007 6:15:33 AM PDT by
ikka
To: Sturm Ruger
I am guessing the hispanics that are angered are non-voting illegal aliens who want the anchor baby amendment to stand. Any immigrant(that means aliens here legally)would not care a whit about the anchor baby clause(if it really is such)because since they are here legally their babies are all citizens. I do not think that people who break our laws should be rewarded by having their children made citizens simply because they are born here, this is not law in most other nations, most notably Mexico, why should it be law here?
4 posted on
09/29/2007 6:18:40 AM PDT by
calex59
To: Sturm Ruger
I’m not sure why you make such a thing an issue when you know there ain’t no way in hell you’re ever going to be able to change the Constitution anyway.
5 posted on
09/29/2007 6:18:48 AM PDT by
Brilliant
To: Sturm Ruger
Another leftist rag heard from.
Don’t wrap your fish in this rag, you will never get the smell out of the fish.
7 posted on
09/29/2007 6:21:44 AM PDT by
bill1952
(The 10 most important words for change: "If it is to be, it is up to me")
To: Sturm Ruger
Thompson's comments have angered
illegal's Hispanic leaders --
many nearly all of them
Republicans democrats.
Okay, now the statement is correct......
8 posted on
09/29/2007 6:21:56 AM PDT by
From One - Many
(Trust the Old Media At Your Own Risk. I Will Be Voting for Mr. Duncan Hunter, fellow FReepers.)
To: Sturm Ruger
The Irish tripped to this problem in 2004 when they passed a referendum requiring that at least one parent of a child born after enactment had to be Irish or eligible to be Irish in order for a child born in their country to have birth citizenship. The vote was not even close. It became the Twenty-seventh Amendment of the Constitution of Ireland by an 80% majority.
http://www.ireland.com/focus/referendum2004/guide.html
9 posted on
09/29/2007 6:22:06 AM PDT by
RKV
(He who has the guns makes the rules)
To: Sturm Ruger
I agree with Fred.
A kitten born in a stable should not be called a colt.
10 posted on
09/29/2007 6:22:31 AM PDT by
Cracker Jack
(If it weren't for the democrats, republicans would be the worst thing in Washington.)
To: Sturm Ruger
When Fred Thompson said it might be time to review the practice of granting citizenship to every child born on American soil, he didn't acknowledge the seismic shift such an idea represents.
Good to see a politician who doesn't consult a pollster to find where his convictions lie.
To: Sturm Ruger
“It’s not just ramping up the rhetoric,” said Alex Villalobos, a Republican state senator from Miami. “It’s pandering to extremists.”
Oh?
Let’s conduct an unbiased poll to see which position is the “extreme one.”
13 posted on
09/29/2007 6:23:27 AM PDT by
Atlas Sneezed
("We do have tough gun laws in Massachusetts; I support them, I won't chip away at them" -Mitt Romney)
To: Sturm Ruger
No, the Constitution does NOT require that "anchor babies" are automatically American citizens. The 14th Amendment refers to parents who are "subject to the jurisdiction" of the United States. And the last clause of the Amendment, like most amendments, gives Congress the power to enforce it by "appropriate legislation."
So the plain language of the 14th Amendment means that Congress CAN, by legislation, define who is "subject to the jurisdiction," which in turn could end the practice of granting automatic citizenship to anchor babies. Lord, I hate it, when reporters who haven't bothered to read the document assert falsely what is in the Constitution.
Congressman Billybob
Latest article, "Dan Rather, CBS, Plus Duke"
To: Sturm Ruger
"Citizenship by birth has been prescribed by the Constitution since 1868..."
B.S.
Read the Preamble. See that part about "to ourselves and our Posterity".
It didn't say, "to ourselves, our Posterity, and the children of illegal aliens"
18 posted on
09/29/2007 6:27:22 AM PDT by
joseph20
(...to ourselves and our Posterity...)
To: Sturm Ruger
I know for a fact it didn't anger any leagal ones....
21 posted on
09/29/2007 6:29:45 AM PDT by
xcamel
(FDT/2008)
To: Sturm Ruger
I’m a proud naturalized American Citizen, so called “Hispanic”; I am against illegal immigration and also against this “anchor baby” crap. It has outlived its usefulness, and it has become a danger for the future of our children, and grandchildren.
23 posted on
09/29/2007 6:32:31 AM PDT by
gedeon3
To: Sturm Ruger
25 posted on
09/29/2007 6:34:13 AM PDT by
ansel12
(Proud father of a 10th Mountain veteran. Proud son of a WWII vet. Proud brother of vets.)
To: Sturm Ruger
“It’s not just ramping up the rhetoric,” said Alex Villalobos, a Republican state senator from Miami. “It’s pandering to extremists.”
State Rep. David Rivera, R-Miami, while not criticizing any candidate directly, called the idea a “xenophobic” notion that could drive Hispanic voters from the GOP.
Yea!we’re really being extremist’s when all we want is to kick these illegal parasite criminals out of our country.They are not American citizens and they have NO rights,except maybe to breath.So they need to be kicked out.
That includes all of the baby droppers that come here and suck off of the Taxpayers dollar.
26 posted on
09/29/2007 6:34:19 AM PDT by
puppypusher
(The world is going to the dogs.)
To: Sturm Ruger
ANOTHER great idea from Straight-talking Fred!
Go Fred!
30 posted on
09/29/2007 6:40:27 AM PDT by
Flintlock
(-)
To: Sturm Ruger
Babies ought to have the citizenship of their mothers (or fathers).
31 posted on
09/29/2007 6:48:21 AM PDT by
bimbo
To: Sturm Ruger
He’s RIGHT - anchor babies are killing us.
34 posted on
09/29/2007 7:00:52 AM PDT by
NordP
(No running or relenting. The problem will be dealt with. Decisively. Systematically. Permanently.)
To: Sturm Ruger
When Fred Thompson said it might be time to review the practice of granting citizenship to every child born on American soil,
Hey Fred, might is not good enough. Likelihood? Possibility? Not good enough.
Give a straight answer. It is either a yes or no.
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