It's going to be skin color because anything else and Black and Indigenous people are citizens immediately since they can't use "Where were your grandparents born?" to weed us out
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Kevin M. Kruse
I'm not a lawyer and I'm very tired, so excuse me if this is a stupid question:
But if the principles of birthright citizenship *were* ever dismantled ... what's the theory for how citizenship would be determined?
But if the principles of birthright citizenship *were* ever dismantled ... what's the theory for how citizenship would be determined?
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