citizenship
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A Criticism of Wong Kim Ark (1898) Message from the Writer–Case law and statute on this subject can flesh out a law review article, if not fill a book. But Birthright Citizenship comes down to this: Natural Law is the jus sanquinis, the conferring of citizenship/allegiance/nationality by birth through the father. It is a natural…
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543 words (tens of thousands in linked posts) As I’ve written now for 36 years, ‘birthright citizenship’ didn’t start with the 14th Amendment (1866-1869) but the Wong Kim Ark case (1898). The data is carefully researched. While the bible instructs us that ‘in many words there is indiscretion,’ I have worked very hard to check…
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Ted Cruz’s eligibility tied to women’s rights movementwnd.com/2016/02/ted-cruzs-eligibility-tied-to-womens-rights-movement/Editor’s note: Multiple legal experts have been weighing in both for and against theproposition that Sen. Ted Cruz is a “natural born citizen” and therefore constitutionallyeligible to serve as president of the United States. Here is one more perspective. By Leonard A. DanemanThe following shall be nationals and…
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