An informative article, and the Lincoln reference provides some excellent clarity. Watching the debate over birthright citizenship has been eye-opening. But all in all, obsessing over a 250-year-old family tree is an ideological luxury that does nothing to address the real economic and material issues people face today. It feels like a political distraction that accelerates division, all while ignoring the practical reality of what actually keeps our cities and our economy moving every single day.
The usual suspects are reheating old and tired tropes that go back to Madison Grant and the 1924 Immigration Act, which raised the drawbridge on most continental Europeans who at the time were regarded as barely higher than the Black population.
Glad to see Trump is beginning to lose large rulings that he and his incompetent administration want.
You think its competent to support birth tourism? Lol
An informative article, and the Lincoln reference provides some excellent clarity. Watching the debate over birthright citizenship has been eye-opening. But all in all, obsessing over a 250-year-old family tree is an ideological luxury that does nothing to address the real economic and material issues people face today. It feels like a political distraction that accelerates division, all while ignoring the practical reality of what actually keeps our cities and our economy moving every single day.
The usual suspects are reheating old and tired tropes that go back to Madison Grant and the 1924 Immigration Act, which raised the drawbridge on most continental Europeans who at the time were regarded as barely higher than the Black population.
Nor should we give up. Its absurd and totally against what the authors envisioned