Birthright Citizenship and Governmental Power

This chapter explores birthright citizenship as defined by the 14th Amendment, examining recent legal battles and judicial rulings that challenge the administration's stance. Through a blend of legal interpretation and historical context, it analyzes the implications for individual rights and government authority, while citing specific cases and judges' perspectives. Additionally, the chapter humorously addresses complexities of citizenship through anecdotes involving foreign embassies, highlighting the intricacies of immigration law.