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Children born abroad to parents who are US citizens do not automatically qualify for US citizenship. The parents have to have residency in the us for a certain length of time and for a certain period before the child's birth.This link from the State Dept. has the details.I'm guessing that's what is being referred to.

you know what the real "nadir of evil" isPlanned Parenthoodyou're talking citizenship. we're talking pre-birth, sometimes, post-birth murder.this site is chock full of delirious deluded left-wing wackos.give me a pro-life democratjust give me onethen have that one run for president.you live in the culture of murder, beyond king herod's wildest dreamyou're all nazi collaborators, eugenicists.wake up.Edited by a servant of Christ, : No reason given.

Dr. Tangle, please report to Message 2807 STAT.

And this presents no citizenship problems for most people. If two married people were both born and raised in the United States, then as adults permanently leave the United States, they can galavant around the world having children hither and yon, and all those children will be US citizens.But citizenship problems do arise for the children's children. Say a US couple, both born and raised in the United States, become US consular employees in Great Britain. They like Great Britain and remain there for the rest of their lives, having children there and raising them there. Their children are US citizens. The family makes occasional visits to the US to visit family and take vacations.But when their children themselves become parents and have children of their own outside the US, those children (the grandchildren) are not automatically US citizens, because their parents never resided in the US, only occasionally visiting.But then what country are these children citizens of? I haven't yet seen an article that spells it out. I assume they're stateless if they're born in a country that doesn't have birthright citizenship. Being stateless is a very bad thing, restricting access to education, healthcare, employment and travel. The article Born stateless: Challenges faced by Americans Abroad in the Transmission of Citizenship to overseas-born children says that about 10% of children born abroad to US parents are denied citizenship. This is a very bad thing well worth remedy.--Percy

So you're in favor of imprisoning or executing women who have abortions? How is that "pro-life"?

According to the Wikipedia page on jus soli: Seventy-three nations have acceded to the Convention mentioned.As for the children born in other countries, I presume that they are, indeed, born stateless. I don't know what remedies exist for these persons. Added by edit:Oops, I just read the article on The Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness. I still have no answer for the case where none of the relevant countries have acceded to the Convention.By the way, the US doesn't appear to have acceded: list.Edited by Chiroptera, : Removed footnote citation.Edited by Chiroptera, : No reason given.

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It means, "Trolls Are Your Responsibility, Not Mine." If you don't want the troll fed, you get rid of him. As far as I'm concerned, as long as he's a member in good standing, he's worth responding to.

I'm going to follow my own suggestion now. --Percy

Fox & Friends Stunned: First Responders Do Not Validate 'War On Cops' Narrative

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Pete Hegseth and Fox News filled their studio with first responders (firemen and police officers) and played a new video of somebody throwing some milk at a police officer.

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It's their usual attempt to make believe all policemen and firefighters are being constantly disrespected and no longer want to do their jobs.

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Hegseth said, "I can throw some milk or throw water at a cop and get away with it. I'm laughing about and I'm going to film it..."

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Hegseth portrayed every first responder as being under siege by the citizens they are sworn to protect.

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"They don't feel like they can crack down the way they need to create an environment where a new normal is created," Hegseth said.

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Hegseth continued, "It resonates so much with people, because you see another side of the aisle, an entire party saying, "we're the party of illegality, we're the party of non-citizenship." And [Trump] says, "no, last time I checked, America still matters."

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Co-host Steve Doocy then asked the audience to weigh in on this supposedly unbearable situation, "All right. Can we see the hands of the people here today, the first responders in law enforcement, who have encountered anything like that in the last year or so in New York, or wherever you are?

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No hands were raised. Silence ensued. The Trump sponsored propaganda team all received a shock to the system when none of those in their first responder's audience raised their hands when they were asked if they had ever been disrespected by the public. Yikes.

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When no hands were raised, Doocy walked out to the audience to bail them out as Ainsley then said, "Or know anyone that has?"

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When nobody responded Doocy said, "Well, that's good."

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Message 3290His base won't believe a word of it.

A Trump supporter arrested after allegedly threatening to shoot up a Walmart. (Raw Story He calls himself a White Nationalist and a registered Republican and doesn’t like being called a Nazi because he doesn’t quite understand the economic principles of Naziism (so I guess the anti-semitism is fine by him). Edited by PaulK, : Corrected last sentence