Lost in the immigration debate over the last six months has been the issue of Birthright Citizenship. Birthright Citizenship is an outdated practice that lures foreign nationals to the United States so their unborn children can become U.S. citizens. Please work to end this ridiculous policy!
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Abolish birthright citizenship for illegal aliens
Birthright citizenship is an outdated practice that lures foreign nationals to the United States so their unborn children can become U.S. citizens. Please work to end this policy that most industrialized nations have already abandoned.
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End birthright citizenship!
We see the problem of anchor babies as a serious flaw in our immigration law. I hope you will take action to end it by cosponsoring S.45 and H.R.140 that would end Birthright Citizenship. Continue reading “End birthright citizenship!”
Oppose birthright citizenship
Birthright citizenship is an outdated practice that lures foreign nationals to the United States so their unborn children can become U.S. citizens. Please work to end this policy that most industrialized nations have already abandoned. Continue reading “Oppose birthright citizenship”
Abolish birthright citizenship
An op-ed I read in Tuesday, August 31’s USA Today made some valid points regarding birthright citizenship loopholes that illegal workers exploit in order to stay in their U.S. jobs. I hope the points made in this editorial will convince you to sponsor a Senate version of H.R. 1868, a House bill to eliminate birthright citizenship for the children of illegal aliens.
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End birthright citizenship
An op-ed in August 31’s USA Today explains how birthright citizenship loopholes are exploited by illegal workers and tourists, and lead to more unemployed citizens and legal immigrant workers. I hope you will read this editorial and act to change the current (unacceptable) situation.
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