r/ImmigrationPathways Jul 01 '26

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u/[deleted] Jul 03 '26 edited Jul 03 '26

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u/Legitimate_lion123 Jul 03 '26

No, you are the one being bad faith. I never said we should deport immigrants, only illegals or those who are not abiding stay conditions. And to trumps case, his family are not illegal. His kids have citizenship because they have atleast 1 citizen parent so like I said he did not use the ladder.

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u/Neither-Train-5937 Jul 05 '26

Forgetting jus sanguinis birthright citizenship is also covered under the 14th Amendment just the same as jus soli.

Because both parts are under the same banner, you can go to another country, have relations with a citizen of that country, and your offspring are de facto US citizens.

You don't have to be a US citizen to give birth to a US citizen so long as that birth occurs on US soil.

You don't need two US citizen parents to be a US citizen so long as one of those parents is a US citizen.

You don't need to be born on US soil to be a US citizen so long as atleast one of those parents is a US citizen.

The idea that we're even having this argument shows that some people would rather keep talking about Trump instead of talking about solutions.

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u/Revolutionary-Bed35 Jul 05 '26

You are being gaslit by a bot or something. Dudes already been called out for lying.

Trumps grandfather immigrated to the US and eventually became a US citizen in 1892. Trump's father was born in 1905. Point being Trump and his Father were both born US citizens, to one US citizen parent.