When an illegal or unlawful entry happens and that person is caught...what happens typically (or what is supposed to happen)???
Deportation, right? So what does deportation mean? This is a general consensus definition---Removal of a foreign national or unlawful alien to his or her country of citizenship or permanent residency for reasons such as illegal entry, criminal behavior, or potential threat to the public welfare. why? Illegals or those who need to go....they don't have the right to stay here or come here. Simple.
If the parent(s) are here illegally and subject to deportation to their own home country where they are still considered citizens or nationals or residents---then they are not granted the rights of US citizens or Legal US Residents who are going through the naturalization process (for example). There may be due process rights on how they are to be treated...human rights. They are subject to the jurisdiction of their home country where they are ACTUALLY citizens or residents. As a result of the parent, then children born while on US soil to them should not get birthright citizenship.
Yes, my opinion. But I think my opinion is what the law used to be...and needs to be again.
And Trump...bless his heart. He needs to know some facts before he speaks. "No other country does this..." Just fuel for the media to ridicule him and aid their goal in pushing away moderates and independent voters.
