Leftists Insist Trump's Children Be Deported After President's Win On Birthright Citizenship

The debate over illegal immigration in the US centers on whether a nation has the right to control who enters its culture and economy. Most countries have rules and restrictions on immigration, but the US has become a testing ground for unfettered multiculturalism. The political left argues that the US has no right to deny entry to anyone, citing the poem on the Statue of Liberty and the immigration surge of 1870-1900. However, the poem was added to the statue in 1903 and was written by a socialist, Emma Lazarus. The open borders agenda has been pushed by socialists for a long time. One aspect of immigration law that has been exploited is birthright citizenship, which was intended to secure rights for freed slaves after the Civil War, not for foreign invaders. The Supreme Court has ruled that the Trump Administration can narrow the interpretation of birthright citizenship to children with at least one parent with legal standing in the US. This means that a baby born in the US to two illegal alien parents is not automatically a US citizen. Despite this ruling, immigration activists are still claiming that Trump's children, including Barron, are not citizens under his rules, which is a debunked narrative. The difference between legal and illegal migrants is clear, and the political left's refusal to accept this difference is a tiresome ploy that needs to end.