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In reply to the discussion: Supreme Court agrees to decide if Trump may end birthright citizenship [View all]DallasNE
(7,936 posts)How does the Supreme Court draw a line other than birthright citizenship? This is the only country most of these people have ever lived in. Here are some examples of people born here with parents from various countries.
1. Mother is a citizen of Country A, and the father is a citizen of Country B.
2. Mother is a citizen of the USA, and the father is a citizen of Country B.
3. Mother and father are citizens of Country A.
4. Mother and father are USA citizens under birthright citizenship, with children born in the USA.
What country would the government deport these current citizens to? The country of the mother or father, and what happens if those countries won't take them, since they have never lived there. Does age make a difference? What is the start time for the age?
Now, let's go into multiple children born in the USA. Child A is 18, Child B is 12, and Child C is 3. Now apply that to the 4 examples above, also considering age.
The chaos would be unimaginable as millions of people would be affected.