The U.S. Supreme Court (SCOTUS) agreed to hear verbal debate in May about a case that ends birthright citizenship for illegal aliens US-born children, centering on President Donald Trump’s historic executive order.
Thursday, court issued Notification that oral discussion regarding the executive order will be heard on May 15th. Shortly after Trump signed the executive order in January, Promas immigration group CASA Inc. and the Asylum-seekers advocacy project appealed to block the order.
The order seeks to eliminate the country’s so-called anchor baby policy, where around 250,000 “anchor babies” are born in the United States to illegal foreign parents each year. These anchor babies are rewarded with birthright American citizenship despite having no legitimate relationship with the United States
A few years later, if a US-born child is considered an adult, they can sponsor an illegal foreign parent and foreign relatives on the green card.
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Border Emperor Tom Homan recently said the Anchor’s baby policy is a massive driving force for illegal immigration to the United States as it tempts pregnant foreigners to cross the southern border in the hopes of securing American citizenship for their children.
“I think the Supreme Court will ultimately need to answer that question. Now, I’m not a lawyer, but I can read. I don’t think it’s clear that illegal foreigners with children in this country are automatically US citizens,” Homan said.
Scotus has never explicitly ruled that illegal foreign US-born children must be granted birthright citizenship, and many jurists have challenged this idea.
Many major conservative scholars argue that the citizenship clause of the 14th amendment does not provide forced innate citizenship to illegal foreigners or foreign American-born children.
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