You can reside in a location that is not your domicile. As you should know but apparently do not. Domicile is a legal term. You apparently skipped school that day.
Holding of Wong Kim Ark
- Thread starter Jarod
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Ah but that is not where the 14th ended did it? And subject to the jurisdiction thereof follows. Elk was an American Indian that was born inside the territory of the US and was not considered a US citizen by the SCOTUS.
The 14th Amendment says anyone born here is legal. It’s pretty cut and dry. Don’t like the law, change it, but it can’t be done by EO.
You have the worst grammar and spelling on this forum and you are telling someone to use a dictionary.
It can be done by the Supreme Court.
No it does not. Can illegal aliens get SS numbers legally? No. So they can't pay SS like you and me. Can they serve in the Military? Nope. Can they vote? Nope. So they are not subject to our laws. American Indians born prior to 1924 and not Taxed were not CITIZENS of the US regardless if they were born on or off the reservation. IT REQUIRED AN ACT OF CONGRESS IN 1924 TO GRANT THEM CITIZENSHIP.
Actually the SC does not need to change the law they just need to interpret it like other SC have.
countryboy
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That's not at all what it says. And it was never intended to make the children of illegal aliens citizens.
Aren't attorneys supposed to be wordsmiths and receptionists not so much?
Yes and so can the 2nd
T. A. Gardner
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Answer the question I posed.
T. A. Gardner
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Attorneys are nothing but glorified secretaries after all. Law is one of the simplest liberal arts.Aren't attorneys supposed to be wordsmiths and receptionists not so much?
SmarterthanYou
rebel
no, but you are indeed wrong.
Definition of RESIDENT
living in a place for some length of time : residing; serving in a regular or full-time capacity; also : being in residence; present, inherent… See the full definition
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