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Should "Birth Tourist" Babies Be Citizens?
https://youtube.com/user/congressmanbilbray
I was watching Fox news this morning, I like this guy, The US shouldn't allow this to happen anymore, IMO How do you feel about it? |
Its not just the US.
And why not, its a great way to get some diversity into the US other than Mexican immigrants and other people of poverty. |
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The United States has to be one of the most, if not the most, diverse countries in the world. I don't know how many times I'm talking to somebody in Europe and they say "I very rarely see a black person." |
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I just dont see the problem with this law, its the same in a LOT of other places. Its not like you are going to get flooded by that. Besides diversity is not having a Black guy, a china man and a Mexican Its having pockets from all or most countries all over the world. Make it a little more worldly and a little less American Thump Thump Granted LA and a few other places do have something like that, but still. |
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Or is this about McCain born on a US base in another country? |
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tourist babies? of course not. make come common sense of it.
The child should be a citizen of the location where their parents are legitimate citizens and should not gain citizenship of the location where they happened to be born just by circumstance (i.e., my parents are legitimate Americans.... I should not be a German citizen just because I happen to be born in Munich. I should be an American citizen born abroad, plain and simple, but based on the citizenship of my parents and the laws at the time I was born.). |
That would be the common understanding in many jurisdictions-the child takes the mother's residency status. But the history of this jurisprudence in the US ran smack against the issue of slavery. How, after the Civil War, do you address the latter without cancelling the former?
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Here's the issue: It might not that be a big deal....... Here's why. If your parents are tourists and you were born in the US and you go back to your parents' country, you can only have legal capacity to claim your citizenship when you turn 18. So you get to go to the USA when you're 18 but your parents can't join you. You have to petition them in. Takes a few years.
I'm not saying it's completely trivial but probably accounts for a small % of immigration issues. Plus, a birth tourist child petitioning his parents fall within LEGAL migration. They don't get to cut in line completely--they still have to go through the process. |
Like everything politicians do, it just seems like a way for this guy to fire up his base by tapping into anti-immigration sentiment within his party.
Nothing but shameless pandering. This "birth tourism" problem is so small and so rare the fact that this congressman is devoting time to it should be enough to vote him out of office for incompetence. It's like the CEO of a company making it his top priority to make sure the office has enough paper clips. |
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IN the US it does not matter if the child is born in the US or not, it does not help mom and dad 1 bit. they can still be deported.
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I'm realy surprised about this loophole I think they should fix it
theres a greencard lottery and enough other ways of immigration |
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That's awesome if you ask me :pimp...
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Oh, that's right, they don't use numbers on Fox. |
I think he's talking about a wedge (non)issue and it's because he has to run for re-election this november.
Cynical, I know. |
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If a child is born in the US - he or she should be a us citizen, plain and simple.. It shouldn't matter the status of the parents.....
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Stop stressing about stuff like this and you will live a much happier life.
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That's when I closed the thread. |
I want to see FatFoo's take on this issue.
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The last 15 seconds of the video is NUTS! $45k travel package to a hotel in New York, it is the "Birth Tourism" package. WTF!
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