The Contours of Citizenship and Immigration Policy

This chapter examines the intricacies of birthright citizenship in the U.S., discussing political maneuvers, executive orders, and legal challenges surrounding immigration. It reflects on personal experiences and critiques the enforcement of immigration laws, touching on the societal implications and the treatment of undocumented individuals. The conversation also explores broader issues of asylum and national security within the context of a polarized public reaction to immigration policies.