Birthright Citizenship and National Sovereignty

This chapter analyzes the implications of birthright citizenship and the presence of non-citizens in America, framing these issues as a potential invasion of national identity. It highlights the influence of immigration on voter behavior, the erosion of national sovereignty, and the political unrest in states like California, with comparisons to historical invasions. The conversation underscores the debate over state versus federal authority in addressing immigration-related unrest and the potential long-term consequences for American democracy.