Birthright Citizenship: A Battle for the Survival of Our Republic
The land, infrastructure, institutions, and accumulated wealth of the United States constitute real property and wealth, built, defended, and held in perpetuity as an endowment by and for generations of American citizens and those who entered lawfully. These assets exist because citizens labored, sacrificed, paid taxes, and, when necessary, gave their lives in defense of the nation.
TL;DR
- The land, infrastructure, and wealth of the U.S. are an endowment for American citizens, built through labor, sacrifice, and defense.
- Automatic birthright citizenship for children of foreign nationals is asserted to be a misinterpretation of the 14th Amendment.
- This practice is exploited by international trafficking cartels and 'birth tourism,' enriching criminal organizations and straining resources.
- The author argues that citizenship should be linked to lawful participation and contribution, not automatic claims.
- Restoring the distinction between citizen and noncitizen is crucial for the survival of the Republic.