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What type of visas were their parents on?
Tourist visas, other temporary visas, should largely not be counted. (Technically almost all visas are temporary) |
We all know this. Doesn’t mean we agree with it. |
Those don’t conflict with each other. |
In fact, the Trump administration was trying to keep pregnant women from getting tourist visas: https://apnews.com/article/health-donald-trump-ap-top-news-international-news-politics-d4c42c5311ba8a6661855cadd12f0fed |
Good. “consular officers would ask the question only if they had reason to believe the applicant is pregnant and likely or planning to give birth in the U.S.“ |
DP. Of course they aren’t worthy of citizenship. No kids should get citizenship unless their parents are American or legally living long term in America at the time they were born. It’s not that hard to understand. |
So now we're all on the same page that children born of people here legally on visas are in fact anchor babies, and that Vivek is therefore an anchor baby? |
Your reading comprehension needs some work. This is an interesting take though. Vivik's parents were here on visa when he was born so he is a US citizen. However he has just shown his hand for where his loyalty lays by wanting to bring in more Indians and what he thinks of Americans and our culture. He is actually making the case for children of non citizens not to be granted birthright citizenship. Glad he didn't make it past the primary with those views of America. |
No. We are all on the same page that we should restrict tourists from planning on having babies here in hopes of gaining legal status. |
Having a Green Card is not the same as been here on a visa. |
You told Vivek, to his face, that you didn't want him to be president because of his skin color and religion. Seems like he's not "American" enough for you. |
Why not? I had the legal right to live here but wasn’t a citizen. I’d consider green cards in the same category as H1-B for the purposes of having a child in the country. Your life is in the US but you haven’t (yet) got citizenship. Most people on a long term work visa intend to stay long term. |
| Idk why posters are making this complicated. There are several categories of immigrants. People here illegally with no visa or expired visa, tourists with temp visas and people with long term visas. We could follow model in some countries in Europe that dcum loves to quote eg Germany where kids of parents that are on long-term visa could choose to get German citizienship. |
H1-B is not a long term visa. |
They were only here on temporary visas. That's the part you're ignoring. Their visas could have expired and not be renewed yet their kid would still be given citizenship AS AN ANCHOR BABY. Sorry MAGAs but you can't wiggle out of this one. |