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Well, it does say that explicitly. Them arguing the sky is green doesn't make the sky actually green. If they win a court case by arguing the sky is green, that

• anonfordays 1y ago
  >Well, it does say that explicitly. No, it says this explicitly: All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside. >Them arguing the sky is green doesn't make the sky actually green. They're arguing that the sky is blue, which the sky actually is. >If they win a court case by arguing the sky is green, that says something about the court, not about the reality. If they win a court case by arguing the sky is blue, and half of the political establishment rejects that, that says something about that half of the political establishment, not about the reality.