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[Swampland] The Debate over Birthright Citizenship Gains Steam - Swampland ...: So why aren't Democrats and Republicans passing legislation to tighten border security that will eliminate the flow of illegal immigrants into the US rather than focusing on petty like issues like birthright citizenship repeal that would not solve anything.

[American Renaissance News] American Renaissance News: Across Texas, 60000 Babies of ...: Also, many other countries have relaxed laws forbidding multiple citizenships. Combine this with the American government’s tacit approval of illegal immigration and it’s only natural that people with the means and desire to do so will give birth to children in the US merely to have them obtain citizenship.

[Hire Erica] President Herbert C. Hoover, 1929-33: No greater national service can be given by men and women of good will - who, I know, are not unmindful of the responsibilities of citizenship - than that they should, by their example, assist in stamping out crime and outlawry by .

[VDARE.com - Latest Articles] 08/31/01 - Weigh Anchor! Enforce the Citizenship Clause: While we might criticize the 36th Congress for poor drafting, it does not make sense to say that the drafters of the essentially simultaneously enacted Civil Rights Act of 1866 and 14th Amendment meant to create two different standards for U.S. citizenship. The dissenters also noted, correctly, that there is nothing in the wording of the Citizenship Clause or the Civil Rights Act of 1866 that limits the application of the “subject to the jurisdiction thereof/not subject to any foreign power” language only to diplomats or other accredited representatives of foreign governments.

[City Journal] Forgiveness and Irony by Roger Scruton, City Journal Winter 2009: y answer is yes, it is worth defending, but only if we recognize the truth that the present conflict with Islamism makes vivid to us: citizenship is not enough, and it will endure only if associated with meanings to which the rising generation can attach its hopes and its search for identity. There is no doubt that the secular order and the search for meaning coexisted quite happily when Christianity provided its benign support to both.

[Raw Story] GOP Senator Vitter encourages lawsuits over debunked 'birther ...: Despite a five-year absence from the rigors of college activity he was accepted at Harvard where he excelled and on February 5, 1990, was elected president of the venerable celebrated Harvard Law Review, the highest student position at Harvard Law School, a term that lasts for one year.3 After graduation he could have worked in any leading law firm except that he lacked the proper citizenship qualifications which would have come to light during the interview and normal background checks pursued by major law firms. Moreover, his academic deficiencies at Occidental College would have disqualified him from the top law firms.

[Sovereign Man: Finance, lifestyle design, Offshore Business and Expat news] Getting scammed on a second passport: For anyone of African ancestry, I believe that both Liberia and the Solomon Islands are quite liberal in granting citizenship to blacks even though they may have no proof of ancestry from that country. (Liberia was actually founded by formers slaves from the US.) Unfortunately, a Liberian passport due to the country's economic situation and civil war might not be of much use.

[Obsidian Wings] Obsidian Wings: Univision Mobilizes For Citizenship: I won't single anyone out here, but from time to time Republican supporters voice allegiance to libertarian ideals and I can't see how demanding that people speak a particular language qualifies in any possible universe as libertarian. If I want to speak KiSwahilli, or Urdu, or Cornish, if I am not breaking a law, and willing to accept the consequences, it shouldn't be anyone's damn business to tell me that I shouldn't, least of all the government.

[Babalu Blog] Babalu Blog: A plan to defeat Jihad -- and it'll never be implemented: until you prove to me that Islam in the United States - in the United States - as a religion, as a whole religion, is a threat to that country's citizens, I will continue to hold the position that you are denying the very foundation of this democracy, part of which is freedom of religion. if you want to change that foundation, if you're honestly suggesting that it be changed, I believe that maybe you didn't study hard enough when you were preparing to become an American citizen.

[Secure Computing: Sec-C] Bad Science: How Not To Do Image Analysis Part II - Secure ...: I can only assume that he has misinterpreted my very short bio as a resume.) On other blogs, where he has not been banned, he is equally outright rude and insulting. These are not the insults of a Ph.D.

[Talk Morocco] Muslim Migrants Want to Hide Behind a Veil • Talk Morocco: On the subject of legal sentences, Mohammad said: “apply Allah’s sentence on close ones and strangers, regardless of criticism” (cited by Ibn Majah), which shows that during the time of Mohammad legal punishments were subject to argument and criticism, but he could find no other pretext than to hide behind “Allah” who has the absolute will and power, and thus “any person who opposed the application of one of his laws would be against Allah’s will”, hence disfiguring reality which refuses such practices that “human” nature despises, representing Allah as the originator of violence, as one could see in his laws that he ordered his followers to execute and to which he wanted his opponents to prostrate. He also admits (implicitly) that his “ideological” message has no ability to convince human beings in general and Muslims in particular, to follow his teachings and respect taboos, without an approach of persecution, intimidation and threatening.

[a Middle man Money System] a Middle man Money System » Blog Archive » Voice Finfinne ...: my father, my mother and my grandparents were all born in the Ottoman Empire. During my childhood, I became familiar with a trilingual phenomenon - Turkish at home, Greek in the streets, and French in .

[Fool's Mountain: Blogging for China] What does it mean to be Chinese? | Fool's Mountain: Blogging for China: I have no political, economic or social interests outside of China and I love this country and it's people (as I do my birth country). I live here to escape the pressure of too many drugs, too many guns and too much aggression.

[Ballot Access News] Ballot Access News » Blog Archive » U.S. District Court Rules that ...: (c) Subsection (b) shall apply to a person born abroad subsequent to May 24, 1934: Provided, however, That nothing contained in this subsection shall be construed to alter or affect the citizenship of any person born abroad subsequent to May 24, 1934, who, prior to the effective date of this Act, has taken up a residence in the United States before attaining the age of sixteen years, and thereafter, whether before or after the effective date of this Act, complies or shall comply with the residence requirements for retention of citizenship specified in subsections (g) and (h) of section 201 of the Nationality Act of 1940, as amended.”

[Florida Student Philosophy Blog] Contract Law and the U.S. Constitution « Florida Student ...: We must insist that our United States Constitution be viewed in the same manner.  It is nothing more and nothing less than a simple contract between the People and their government.   Our mutual agreement is such that we promise to give our allegiance and support to the government and they agree to protect our rights and safety and conduct the government in accordance with the specifics of the contract, the Constitution.  In consideration, the government receives delegated powers and authority from the people, and money in the form of taxes, and the people are supposed to receive a good measure of safety, security, liberty, and the ability to pursue happiness as they otherwise conceive it.  Mature, sovereign, powerful, intelligent, honorable beings that have the capacity and the will to enter into and dissolve such contracts make them for the legal purpose of living in freedom and peace.

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