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1. i've posted essentially the same question here before...

Sun Jul 6, 2025, 09:04 PM

Jul 6

i suggested we leave the issue up to the native americans.

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I need an explaination about birthright citizenship. [View all] Figarosmom Jul 6 OP

i've posted essentially the same question here before... ret5hd Jul 6 #1

I'm not a lawyer, but I've read the Amendment COL Mustard Jul 6 #2

That's not the reason they will be fine. Ms. Toad Jul 6 #5

Thank you, Counselor! COL Mustard Jul 7 #15

Read the executive order. Ms. Toad Jul 6 #3

So tbey create two different levels of citizenship Figarosmom Jul 6 #8

Today, I'm afraid, we would COL Mustard Jul 7 #16

That's a different issue. Ms. Toad Jul 6 #7

They would have to at least pretend to change the law. n/t Ms. Toad Jul 6 #13

Right, the SC goes back to 17th century law to justify their crimes. Irish_Dem Jul 7 #18

One American parent is sufficient under current order LetMyPeopleVote Jul 10 #21

Doesn't matter. Trump will get rid of anyone for any reason. Irish_Dem Jul 6 #6

I think you're right. Figarosmom Jul 6 #9

Correct...... Bread and Circuses Jul 6 #14

If the SCOTUS did go ahead and change the Constitution... thought crime Jul 7 #17

First, it is literally their job to interpret the constitution. Ms. Toad Jul 7 #19