Joe, love what you’re doing here, however not all of your ‘ducks are in a row.’ Whilst I agree with you 100% on the writing (especially the writers) of the 14th Amendment the biggest problem we face vis-a-vie “jurisdiction” is in the one area that is being long-forgotten (intentionally) and abused to the point where we have women 81/2 months pregnant coming here to deliver so the parents themselves will receive government entitlements. Seriously, from 2004 at 2 million to 2008 growing to 4 million says something about jurisdiction. :roll:

Whenever discussing the 14 Amend. one should also make mention of the ‘Indians/Native Americans’ and why they, although being here before all of us are still mulling around with the United States Immigration and Naturalization Services, now USCIS through Dep. of Homeland Security. :roll:

Which of course is a fall back on the prejudices of those who lived whilst writing and/or concocting this disgusting amendment. They fall back to the “Allegience” Clause stating that an Indians first allegience was to their tribes. How did they know? Did they ask? We both know better than that. :roll:

THE FACT remains that Congress doesn’t want to “touch” the almighty Constitution whether right or wrong with their distorted sense of reverence. Moreover, they don’t want to deal with the consequences. Thanks to all.

What? You can actually say this with a straight face while Europe is being overrun with Muslims and the governments there do nothing but cave in to their demands at the expense of their existing citizens?

Not true. A few years ago my pregnant cousin and her husband were stationed in Germany and were unable to get to the base hospital in time for the baby to be born so she was born on German soil. The German government would not allow them to leave the country with the baby without filling out a bunch of forms to get approvals that took months because they said the baby was a German citizen.