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Those are only "citizens" because of a weird legal technicality that's a holdover from the civil war era. Most countries don't do that because the incentives it
by msgodel 1y ago
Those are only "citizens" because of a weird legal technicality that's a holdover from the civil war era. Most countries don't do that because the incentives it creates are kind of insane and very destructive in practice.
- bravesoul2 1y agoSure. But I was replying to: > Are you arguing against our existing immigration laws that the executive has to enforce?
- dalyons 1y agoThe weird technicality of the clear unambiguous text of the 14th amendment?
- deleted 1y ago[deleted]
- magicalist 1y ago> the US constitution > weird legal technicality
- paulryanrogers 1y ago> Those are only "citizens" because of a weird legal technicality that's a holdover from the civil war era. Indeed, if your ancestors didn't cross the Bering Land Bridge at least 10K years ago then you're clearly not a native, and should be deported back to your continent of origin ASAP. And if you don't like it then I hope your lawyer can catch up to the trucks hauling you to a distant, deportation-happy district where you'll be processed!
- msgodel 1y ago[flagged]