wong kim ark
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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…
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Soon, the Trump administration will argue the unconstitutionality of Birthright Citizenship before the U.S. Supreme Court. They will rely on the original intent of the 14th Amendment, and the misinterpretation and violation of the amendment by the 1898 Supreme Court in Wong Kim Ark. The following should just about make you an expert in how…
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543 words (tens of thousands in linked posts) As I’ve written now in 36 articles, ‘birthright citizenship’ didn’t start with the 14th Amendment (1866-1869) but the Wong Kim Ark case (1898). The Chinese were a major influence in San Francisco and California; thanks to immigration, their work ethic, and ease of access to the California…
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Eugene Volokh is a professor at UCLA and best know for his Washington Post ‘blog’ column, ‘The Volokh Conspiracy.’ 2020, he wrote an opinon on the Article II eligibility of Barack Obama referencing the 1898 Wong Kim Ark case, which created ‘out of whole cloth’ a totally new form of ‘citizenship at birth,’ for children…
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Simply put he is not a ‘natural born citizen,’ his loyalties foreign and rife with anti-American sentiments cultivated from birth. His work as a community organizer in South Chicago did nothing to improve what is still a war zone, and his entre’ into politics was aided by 60’s radicals Bill Ayers and Bernadine Dohrn. Ayers…
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This article was published by World Net Daily. It is an important legal memorandum and simplifies the constitutional questions of how statute affects terms of art in the original text: Opinion: Leonard A. Daneman on Ted Cruz Eligibility http://www.wnd.com/2016/02/ted-cruzs-eligibility-tied-to-womens-rights-movement/ Legislative History of INA § 301(g) The Citizenship of Ted Cruz Tied to Women’s Rights Movement…
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There are only two political conditions in which the national allegiance of a father has no bearing on the allegiance or citizenship of the child at birth: Feudal Monarchy Slaveholder’s property rights over the issue of his slaves I want you to think about this as you read further, because the condition of property and subjection…
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I’d like to refer you to attorney Mario Apuzzo’s blog, specifically the one dated December 11, 2011. It includes a list of case law with brief analysis of each very useful to your understanding of the Judiciary’s opinions on citizenship. See http://www.blogger.com/comment.g?blogID=7466841558189356289&postID=5867093233794772942 Here is my Comment on that Blog Post: Notice how in the Elk…
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Dear Rep. McCotter, January of 2009, you replied to my fax/e-mail to 77 Republican congressmen, begging just two of them, as required by Title 3 § 15, to submit a single-page letter to the President of the Senate challenging Barack Hussein Obama’s Electoral Votes based on his Article II eligibility, vis-à-vis Sen. McCain in SR511, and Minor…
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Important Update: In his comment section at http://puzo1.blogspot.com/, Mario Apuzzo reveals what I expected, that even though Madison won an argument that Mr. Smith was a citizen based on ‘place of birth’ principles, Madison would have followed the 1790 Act passed 10-months later requiring a U.S. citizen parent . . . birthplace not being an…
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