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Jeb Bush: People should ‘chill out’ on the ‘anchor baby’ controversy - The Washington Post
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2016 U.S. presidential candidate Jeb Bush on the "anchor" baby controversy for birthright citizenship and the Fourteenth Amendment
08/25/2015
Jeb Bush and Hillary Clinton exchange charges about immigration policy in August 2015. Jeb says he is not to be lectured about immigration by Clinton, that he is married to a Mexican-American and his children are Hispanic. He says about his comments on "anchor" babies, that the practice is more prevalent among Asians, and affirms that he is not in favor of changing the Fourteenth Amendment.
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Under the Dred Scott decision even children of free blacks were not U.S. citizens. In 1868 this was changed to give citizenship rights to children born in the U.S. It was reaffirmed at different times as children of Chinese working on the railroads, and other immigrant children, were given birthright citizenship. Now Republican candidates are lining up behind Donald Trump to question birthright citizenship, including Bobby Jindal whose citizenship comes from Indian immigrants to the U.S. A WSJ editorial on August 21, 2015, reminds the candidates that they have lost sight of the real origins of that Amendment.
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