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[jiiikoo]

Finland doesn't have it. We go by Jus Sanguinis - when born you get citizenship by your parent(s) being citizens.

Ah, you're right. And on the topic, Sweden might have changed it but in 1987 when I was born there, neither of my parents were Swedish citizens, but me and my sister are Swedish citizens.

 

[the_batman]

when will someone save us from this tyranny

 

[Steeped in a Sea of Games]

when will someone save us from this tyranny

Pretty sure that's what everyone's saying right now and why little is happening.

 

[Jarmel]

It's pretty clear but the Republicans are pretty smart with finding loop holes. Amending the Constitution is extremely difficult so they could possibly impose bans on issuing visas to pregnant tourists or non immigrants, or they could also increase requirements to get paperwork or hospital care.

To be fair, the pregnant tourism thing does need to be clamped down on.

 

[Alucard725]

Isn't there some weird hatred between latinos? Like some who have settled here and became citizens have disdain against hispanic immigrants that are just coming in.

Yes, it's damn disgusting. I've noticed that more from
white conservative Hispanics. Owner from my previous job had parents who were immigrants from South America but really did not like "illegals" (especially Mexicans).

Also, there's a Cuban vs other Hispanic groups thing going as well.

 

[Christine]

Ah. Awkward. In any event, the tax code I quoted also establishes that while resident aliens are not citizens, they pay the same tax burden due citizens whether or not they are in the U.S.

Such a disgrace. I can believe it, but I didn't want to. Absolutely shameful.

 

[Nokterian]

What in the fuck is happening to this country

Fascism at a rate i never have seen in my life..

 

[hateradio]

Fascism at a rate i never have seen in my life..

It was there, just not quite as visible.

 

[Freeza Under The Shower]

So if Melania Trump became a citizen somewhere in 2006, and Barron Trump was born on March 20th 2006, doesn't that mean revoking birthright would make Trump's own son an illegal?

Just humoring a thought.

edit: Barron, not Bannon.

 

[Avixph]

So if Melania Trump became a citizen somewhere in 2006, and Bannon Trump was born on March 20th 2006, doesn't that mean revoking birthright would make Trump's own son an illegal?

Just humoring a thought.

Yes, yes it would. However that probably wouldn't count for Trump since his son is white.

 

[Timbuktu]

Take it a step further and everyone apart from native Americans should be deported.

 

[Joni]

So if Melania Trump became a citizen somewhere in 2006, and Bannon Trump was born on March 20th 2006, doesn't that mean revoking birthright would make Trump's own son an illegal?

Just humoring a thought.

Trump is still American.

 

[Zeus Molecules]

These morons can't straighten out the current mess they've caused before setting another catastrophe in motion?

Fucking Hell.

It's what Mother Russia wants.... Trump to cause so much chaos it'll take decades to sort out while they can go around the rest of the world promoting Russia's oligarchs best interests.

 

[SoRuffShoNuff]

This is one thing I will support Trump on.

 

[SporeCrawler]

so one question. the 13, 14 th amendment which trump may abolish are a direct answer to dred scott vs. sandfort. does this also mean that the southern states may introduce slavery again?

Trump is still American.

he also stems from german immigrants

 

[chillybright]

Because we're not inhumane assholes, in theory

Huh.

That is one strange definition of inhumane assholes.

 

[Avixph]

so one question. the 13, 14 th amendment which trump may abolish are a direct answer to dred scott vs. sandfort. does this also mean that the southern states may introduce slavery again?

So wouldn't this plan be the ultimate voters suppression law?

 

[slit]

This is one thing I will support Trump on.

Get ready to be disappointed. Even with all the power the GOP gained, they don't have the votes on a federal or state level to change the constitution over this issue.

 

[Zen Aku]

This is one thing I will support Trump on.

 

[SporeCrawler]

Get ready to be disappointed. Even with all the power the GOP gained, they don't have the votes on a federal or state level to change the constitution over this issue.

he only needs two more states

 

[slit]

he only needs two more states

Did you forget about the congressional requirements? Not to mention you could never predict how a ratifying convention and/or the state legislators are going to vote especially in this divided country on this sensitive topic so I'm not sure how you come to the conclusion of two.

 

[Rentahamster]

I can't see a likely situation where congress amends that part of the constitution.