[DiogenesLamp]

Unfortunately you are confused about deportation law. Your nonsense about percentages and probabilities is just avoidance of the issue and facts I have presented to the discussion. I deal with real life decisions for people in in a difficult situation. What I have described is fairly common here in Texas. The theory you are pushing that citizen children must be deported if their alien parents are deported is a falsehood. You can close your eyes to the real world, but that does not change the rule of law in this country.

You are too late for your argument. Had it ever had a chance, that time has passed. As edge919 has already posted, in the 30s,40s, and 50s, deportation of American born Alien Children was routine. Here is a link to the article he posted.

http://dailycaller.com/2010/08/05/deport-the-children-of-illegal-immigrants/

Once you've had a chance to contemplate that, you should consider Red Steel's comments in post #188.

[ydoucare]

LOL You cite an internet article regarding allegations from 80 years ago and I cite facts from the last 30 years. It is obvious that TODAY there is no deportation of citizens born in the U.S.
It is also obvious from this post and the other post of yours I responded to previously that you lack the legal training to intelligently discuss this subject. There is no legal basis for an “American born Children Alien.” If you are born in the US, you are a natural born citizen. I suggest your research the legal doctrine of jus soli citizenship, which is recognized in both the The United States Code (statutes passed by Congress and signed into law by the President) and case law from SCOTUS. If you wish to argue with Congress and SCOTUS, let me give you a hint, it's a losing proposition.