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In reply to the discussion: "Excluding Indians": Trump admin questions Native Americans' birthright citizenship in court [View all]Fla Dem
(26,150 posts)32. Insane. What is his point. Native Americans are NATIVE. Here before any other race.
Not their fault, they were treated like scum and relegated to the trash heap of humanity.
Just one infantile, idiotic action after another.
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"Excluding Indians": Trump admin questions Native Americans' birthright citizenship in court [View all]
BumRushDaShow
Thursday
OP
Not even three days in office and Trump has already created more chaos than he did his entire first term.
sop
Thursday
#29
Yes, it's absolutely ridiculous. Native Americans, the indigenous people here should sit in judgement...
brush
Thursday
#56
So their argument is "they changed the wording, so it must mean the same as the old wording"
muriel_volestrangler
Thursday
#2
They're going back to the 1866 Civil Rights Act and the groundwork of the 14th Amendment, which excluded Native American
LeftInTX
Thursday
#49
I hope it makes sense. They're trying to argue that people born to non-citizens are non-citizens.
LeftInTX
Thursday
#52
The heritage foundation lawyer was trying to make an argument why he thinks non-citizens
LeftInTX
Friday
#78
On June 2, 1924, Congress enacted the Indian Citizenship Act, which granted citizenship to all Native Americans born in
LetMyPeopleVote
Friday
#95
Seems to me that if undocumented immigrants aren't subject to the jurisdiction of the United States...
AZSkiffyGeek
Friday
#97
I would not stop them also-the white man took their land and have the nerve to treat them
Stargazer99
Thursday
#69
My mind is running through all the scenes of the most violent "Indian" attacks on racist white characters
hlthe2b
Thursday
#5
Still calling native peoples "Indians." And "who wants to pay 40,000 to bury a Mexican"? He is a domestic terrorist.
Evolve Dammit
Thursday
#24
I'm sick over all the people he is harming, and all the people he will harm as time goes by.
Solly Mack
Thursday
#39
Insane. What is his point. Native Americans are NATIVE. Here before any other race.
Fla Dem
Thursday
#32
Under Trump, Native Americans aren't Americans. No wonder he's an Andrew Jackson fan.
surfered
Thursday
#38
Pretty sure Native Americans already know they aren't "citizens" and never have been.
malthaussen
Thursday
#44
Native Americans have been citizens since 1924, under a law signed by Calvin Coolidge:
Liberty Belle
Friday
#77
So, Trump is declaring that Native Americans are NOT US citizens?? Is this what he is saying?
riversedge
Thursday
#47
Yes! This was likely someone trying to justify that children born to non citizens were not granted citizenship by the
LeftInTX
Thursday
#67
Are all natural born children American citizens? No... there is one exception. Children of diplomats.
Norrrm
Thursday
#60
Maybe Rump is trying to get in Kristi Noem's pants. As far as I know, the puppy killer is still banned from seven out of
LaMouffette
Thursday
#61
When they're here in the US they are not subject to a foreign power unless they are working here for said foreign power.
cstanleytech
Thursday
#62
I know that, thanks. Just pointing out that the person calling them Indians is an ignoramus.
Sparky 1
Friday
#85
He's citing old laws against Native Americans to justify Trump's EO against non-citizens.
LeftInTX
Friday
#82
"The Salon article fails to mention that Native Americans were granted full citizenship in 1924
BumRushDaShow
Friday
#87
The legal justification for TFG's Birthright Citizenship Executive Order is sad and wrong
LetMyPeopleVote
Friday
#96