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getagrip_already

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3. Take away or block?

Reply to ProfessorPlum (Original post)

Tue Dec 10, 2024, 11:03 AM

Dec 10

Different question....

If a child is never recognized as having been legally born - not issued a certified birth certificate or other proof of citizenship, or it is seized or destroyed - then the 14th amendment doesnt engage. You have no proof you were born here.

Woops.

Likewise, if you are a minor citizen to noncitizen parents who get deported, you go with them since you are custodial.

So they can play a lot of games with the process and loss of records. If you dont have records, you have nothing.

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Can the government take away citizenship? What does that mean? Doesn't it make us all vulnerable? [View all] ProfessorPlum Dec 10 OP

trump can't change the Constitution, especially something explicitly guaranteed. Nowadays, he is saying "try" to Silent Type Dec 10 #1

Civil right are granted to non-citizens as well. bucolic_frolic Dec 10 #2

Take away or block? getagrip_already Dec 10 #3

This has already been tried. It can be done. DBoon Dec 10 #4

exactly ProfessorPlum Dec 10 #5

The deported might be the lucky ones. The Madcap Dec 10 #6

With John Roberts? Kid Berwyn Dec 10 #7

Easy answer? JustAnotherGen Dec 10 #8