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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It’s in the Constitution. If people want it changed, then they need to change the Constitution. [/quote] Nope. You don't have to change the constitution. SCOTUS most needs to weigh in on what 'jurisdiction thereof' means. Getting rid of birthright citizenship shouldn't be that hard if there's strong enough challenge. No constitutional change at all. [/quote] Spoken like not a lawyer. They are definitely subject to our jurisdiction. If they weren’t, we wouldn’t arrest and deport them. Heck, they could take an Ak and mow down a school yard, and nothing could be done. To some extent, diplomats are not subject to our jurisdiction (which basically means, they have to follow our laws, and can be arrested by our police, etc. Even with this SCOTUS, you won’t win this one. [/quote]
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