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10. Unfortunately, the phrase in question hasn't been interpreted yet, at least in the context of birthright citizenship.

Tue Jul 29, 2025, 10:29 PM

Jul 29

And it's the job of the Supreme Court to interpret it.

Let's just hope they don't screw it up.

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Parents may need to prove citizenship for US-born babies' documents [View all] Peacetrain Jul 29 OP

This is totally insane. Dave Bowman Jul 29 #1

Just add it to the list of totally insane things. Nothing to see here NoRethugFriends Jul 29 #2

So American-born kids, who are US citizens per the 14th Amendment, Ocelot II Jul 29 #3

Just mind boggling isn't it??... Peacetrain Jul 29 #4

The legal question is the interpretation of the 14th amendment. Ms. Toad Jul 29 #8

Yeah, it's a bogus argument but it's all they've got. Ocelot II Jul 29 #11

Sadly, all too true markie Jul 29 #5

From your lips to Gods ears as my old Dad used to say Peacetrain Jul 29 #12

They will. LoisB Jul 30 #13

Slippery slope if they don't shut this down. LoisB Jul 30 #14

My mom came from Sweden to America at 7. BadgerMom Jul 30 #15

Oh but it gets even worse... Christian255 Jul 30 #16

Donald Trump is crossing lines that would make Kim Jong Un blush. Initech Jul 30 #17