2,000 pregnant women—so does that means 2,000 US anchor babies???
You bet your sweet bippy!
And I bet that none of them is even thinking of requesting an abortion - you know, because of "Global Warming" or "poor economic outlook" or because "it would impede my 'discovering' myself."
Regards,
US military bases, at least when I was in the US Army in Germany in the 1970s and 80s, were NOT considered to be US territory but were “leased” from the German government. My oldest daughter was born in the Army’s 97th General Hospital in Frankfurt am Main and I had to take a certificate of birth issued by the hospital along with copies of my orders assigning me to German and my wife’s passport to the US consulate and get my daughter’s official US birth certificate and proof of citizenship.
These Afghan “anchor babies” are also probably born in a German hospital rather than the US hospital on Ramstein, if there is one there, which there may not be. Ramstein is close enough to the large US Army hospital at Landstuhl for use by US military personnel. Thus these Afghan babies will be 1. Afghan, 2. German, 3. stateless. (my guessing)