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Most countries other than in South America reject this notion of "jus soli" ("right of soil") for citizenship.

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The court was strongly divided and the vote was 6 to 2.

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merican Indians were not granted citizenship by the Fourteenth Amendment, but rather by the Indian Citizenship Act of 1924.

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Law is statute; policy is executive order; EOe have existed in the past or could exist in the future.

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theory IS based; one may disagree with the supposition that the theory is valid, but its basis is not suppositional

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New page: '''Birthright Citizenship''' the provision that babies born to illegal aliens in the U.S.A. get automatic citizenship. For illegal immigrants, having a child born in the U.S. becomes a fre...