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The Jurisprudence of Birthright Citizenship

Jul 13, 2025

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Birthright Citizenship came out of gross violations of jurisprudence, causing Conflicts of Law and de facto, unconstitutional, ‘revisions’ to the 14th Amendment and Article II of the Constitution Forward: Birthright Citizenship is generally understood to be a constitutional right. WRONG! It was created, unconstitutionally, by the Wong Kim Ark case in 1898. Unfortunately, any analysis…
Fax this Memo to your Congressman

Feb 24, 2011

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The concept of birthright U.S. citizenship by native-birth alone is a carryover from English law as practiced by the American colonies, but superseded by the 1790 Uniform Naturalization Act that relied on the ‘Law of Nation’s’ § 212 description of “those born in the country, of parents who are citizens.” The reason ‘native-born citizen’ is…