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In dry bureaucratic language, the memo outlines a plan to revoke citizenship from the children of both immigrants who lack permanent legal status and many lawful residents, including visa holders, Dreamers, and asylum-seekers. It envisions intrusive federal review of parents’ papers—quite possibly in the hospital, before or shortly after birth—to gauge the newborn’s legal status. And it paves the way for people who spend their entire lives in the United States to be deported to countries in which they’ve never stepped foot, or to be condemned to the limbo of statelessness.

I wonder how Marco Rubio feels about this. Neither of his parents were U.S. citizens at the time of his birth in the U.S.. Perhaps he'll be deported to Cuba?

This gets my 'I'm too scared to read' award for the day

Wait... I thought these morons said life begins at conception. Shouldn't citizenship be determined at that time, then?

They can't even get their own story straight.

With this all out attack on American Citizens. It makes me wonder, if we're their enemy, who are their allies? And also why aren't more Heritage Foundation buildings and Republican Offices on fire?

What's his plan to release the Epstein files?

This crap has to be part of Krasnov’s mission to weaken and dismantle the US.

The entire developed world has fertility rates well below population maintenance levels. Countries are going to need to attract immigrants to keep their work forces and tax bases stable, never mind growing them.

The USA is going to have problems attracting immigrants for decades if not generations, unless some crazy shit unexpectedly changes for the better with our government.

https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/total-fertility-rate

None of that explains how they plan to get around the Constitution, though...which is very clear in its interpretation.

Conservatism: where suffering and pain is the purpose.

It’s become a cult of evil.

Under these rules, Trump himself isn't a citizen

Wow, what an "efficient" way to ruin people's lives. For no reason but the cruelty itself. The UN list of human rights has been ignored completely by most, if not all countries. But everybody is supposed to be entitled to a nationality. Otherwise, where the hell are you going to live? A small uninhabited unowned island? Antarctica? So, in a disturbingly normal turn of events, the government has infringed upon its residents human rights.

This horrific and vile, this is why I wish we could've gotten a different outcome with the election. More horrible news to add onto an ever-growing pile of shit. I wish my mom would've chosen to divorce my dad and took us to Germany...Fleeing this rotting nation would've been a boon!

So if as an American, you were to lose your documentation, unless you are lily white, you can be contained by ICE.

Be scared.

I see withholding licenses and registrations as a tactic pigs are going to use in the future.

Trump just released Miller's plan

They will steal America and imprison, kill or deport anyone who they don't like. How many steps to fascism before enough people act?

At some point the people will unify on a single point : demand the administration resign in entirety

Until we do that and March coast to coast saying the same simple message this won’t end

“You’re fired”

It looks Republicans want to just shuttle them around like they do with homeless people, rounding them up from red states, dumping them in blue states, and pretending they solved a problem.

Fine, let's play this game. Trump rounds up citizens he dislikes, pretends they aren't american citizens, ships them off to other countries who then say "these aren't our citizens so we're shipping them back." It's cruel, which he's okay with, but also expensive because they will constantly be sent back to the US to deal with, which is expensive and the costs will only grow since there is no real plan to deal with them. Costs can be used to hurt him politically.

So what's the point? You cant just put people in other countries, say "not it" and walk away.

One benefit of birthright citizenship is its egalitarian simplicity: The only thing most people need to prove that they’re American is a birth certificate. Those lucky enough to be born here receive equality under the law from their very first breath. Trump seeks to replace that system with a caste-based vision of national identity in which every parent must provide documentation to secure their children’s fundamental rights.

Would it be correct to describe this as "apartheid"?