John Sauer

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The U.S. policy of birthright citizenship acts as a significant pull factor for illegal immigration.

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Antebellum Mississippi state law held that slaves had an "indefeasible domicile" in Mississippi.

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President Andrew Johnson vetoed the first version of the Civil Rights Act of 1866 on the grounds that it would extend citizenship to the children of all domiciled aliens and foreigners.

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The U.S. policy of birthright citizenship acts as a significant pull factor for illegal immigration.

Expert perspectiveGeneral SauerApr 20

Antebellum Mississippi state law held that slaves had an "indefeasible domicile" in Mississippi.

Expert perspectiveGeneral SauerApr 20

President Andrew Johnson vetoed the first version of the Civil Rights Act of 1866 on the grounds that it would extend citizenship to the children of all domiciled aliens and foreigners.

Expert perspectiveGeneral SauerApr 20

The Civil Rights Act of 1866 defined citizens as individuals "not subject to any foreign power."

Expert perspectiveGeneral SauerApr 20

The United States' policy of unrestricted birthright citizenship contradicts the practice of the overwhelming majority of modern nations.

Expert perspectiveGeneral SauerApr 20

The primary purpose of the 14th Amendment's Citizenship Clause was to overrule the Dred Scott v. Sandford decision and establish the citizenship of freed slaves.

Expert perspectiveGeneral SauerApr 20

The United States' policy of nearly unrestricted birthright citizenship is not practiced by any nation in Europe.

Expert perspectiveGeneral SauerApr 20

Media reports estimate that over one million to 1.5 million people have engaged in birth tourism from the People's Republic of China to the United States.

SpeculativeGeneral SauerApr 20

As of 2015, there were reportedly 500 companies in the People's Republic of China dedicated to the business of birth tourism to the United States.

SpeculativeGeneral SauerApr 20

The United Kingdom changed its birthright citizenship law in 1983, moving away from a purely jus soli system.

Expert perspectiveGeneral SauerApr 20

Richard Flournoy, after writing a 1921 law review article arguing that children of temporary visitors should be citizens, became a senior State Department official and adopted that position as the pol...

Expert perspectiveGeneral SauerApr 20

Senator Lyman Trumbull, a framer of the Civil Rights Act of 1866, stated that the phrase "subject to the jurisdiction thereof" means "not owing allegiance to anybody else."

Expert perspectiveGeneral SauerApr 20

The U.S. policy of birthright citizenship has created a large "birth tourism" industry, with thousands of foreigners from potentially hostile nations coming to the United States to give birth.

Expert perspectiveGeneral SauerApr 20

A congressional report identifies Miami as a "hot spot" for birth tourism, particularly for Russian elites.

Expert perspectiveGeneral SauerApr 20

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