"AOL News spoke to Jane Spinak, a law professor and the co-founder of the Child Advocacy Clinic at Columbia University, to learn about what may be in store for the children of the accused agents.
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What's the legal status of the children?
If the children were born here, then they are citizens. If they are citizens, then they can't be deported. Either they are foreign nationals and so they don't have a right to be here, or they were born here and so they're citizens and they have a right to stay, regardless of what happens to their parents."
Not true Spinak.
Regardless, it was not MY OPINION. Got it?
I merely read or heard something and repeated it. I’ll let you “experts” expound in it now.
Ms. Spinak is apparently unaware that some of these Russian spy parents were naturalized, stripped of their citizenship and deported to their nation of origin rather than tried in a court of law.