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Originally posted by: DonDiego
The rights guaranteed in the Constitution apply to citizens of the United States, . . . as indicted in the Preamble which identifies the establishment of the Constitution by, "We the people", thus, clearly indicating that each of the rights and privileges as recorded by the Framers are for the citizenry of this country only...
Originally posted by: DonDiego
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Originally posted by: chefantwon . . .
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You of course remember the immigration policies from the 1910's to about 1930's? The federal government limited the amount of folks from Europe, during WWI, WWII, and the Iran hostage crisis the Government limited the number of immigrants from specific countries...
If it was done based on religion, it was a violation of the First Amendment.
The rights guaranteed in the Constitution apply to citizens of the United States, . . . as indicted in the Preamble which identifies the establishment of the Constitution by, "We the people", thus, clearly indicating that each of the rights and privileges as recorded by the Framers are for the citizenry of this country only...
And then came the 14th Amendment, which made a distinction that enumerated "citizens of the United States" separately from "any person." And guess what? The Supremes have decided that "any person" can be a foreigner, and "any person" can even be an illegal alien.
By the way, I think your choice for President wants to change the 14th Amendment.
By the way, I think your choice for President wants to change the 14th Amendment.