There is no likelihood the Supreme Court will end the utterly unconstitutional “birthright citizenship.” I don’t even think it will be taken away from tourists, let alone illegal migrants.
Yes, it would be great, but I’m not seeing it. It’s okay though. SCOTUS brought some excellent decisions for us in the past week. We’re not getting everything, but we’re getting a lot.
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FWIW, my kid enjoys birthright citizenship in the country where he was born, when we were essentially tourists.
But we returned to the states anyway because it was too difficult to make a living legally (probably not great illegally either from what we heard). We tried, and would’ve stayed much longer if it had been possible to support ourselves there.
So… not my chief concern. I think it wouldn’t be a problem if we could end all the entitlement programs.
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I agree, this decision is inevitable, but it’s definitely not the end of the world. The one ending TPS was a lot more important in practical terms. Now it’s up to the administration to start the removals.
The Salvadoran gangs were created by TPS. It took decades to start addressing that problem. TPS is terrible and needs to be destroyed completely.
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