Some Questions for Kamala Harris About Eligibility

[Concart]

Just imagine if you could come here and NOT be subject to the laws of the United States. Well, I don't have to imagine it.

[floridafan]

Most of their parents aren't.

We know most of the parents aren’t citizens, but their children are.

[Celticguy]

Link to where her parents..were not here on temporary visitors, student visas

Doesnt matter

[Matt Dillon]

Most of their parents aren't.

And they were not until Obama and DACA.

[Matt Dillon]

Doesnt matter

Actually that does. At least 1 parent has to be a US citizen at time of birth.

[blackascoal]

butt,...butt,...butt...

JUS SOLIS .. look it up moron. It means ON THE SOIL, the principle upon which the US Constiturion is rooted that forever answers this question.

That being said, I do understand why a moron like you has his ass all twisted about Harris.

[floridafan]

And they were not until Obama and DACA.

They are called anchor babies and received citizenship for being born in us. It the constitution honeysuck le

[Nordberg]

kamala was born in Oakland California. It is just that simple.

[blackascoal]

Actually that does. At least 1 parent has to be a US citizen at time of birth.

MORON

JUS SOLIS

[floridafan]

Actually that does. At least 1 parent has to be a US citizen at time of birth.

here is what you need to do honey bunch. Round up every child born in this country of parents who were not citizens and take away their US birth certificates.
Get going sweets.

[cawacko]

This is the letter the Editors of Newsweek wrote regarding the article. I guess there is a debate among constitutional legal scholars over the 14th amendment, it's timing and how it's interpreted (since debating archaic high level stuff is what academics do well). If you're into that stuff it may be an interesting read. It's way the hell over my head and as far as this election is concerned she's 100% legal to run.


Editor's Note: Eastman's Newsweek Column Has Nothing to Do With Racist Birtherism

https://www.newsweek.com/editors-not...herism-1524800

[Matt Dillon]

Ooo..
"In Harris' case, because her parents were not U.S. citizens at the time of her birth, "

https://www.newsweek.com/editors-not...herism-1524800

Oooo..I figured they were naturalized by that time. So Idk. Also..Harris is not running for president (wink wink) and is picked by the presidential nominee, so that's different than running for actual president.

Bah, she's eligible. This is different than Obama.

https://www.law.cornell.edu/constitution/amendmentxiv

https://www.law.cornell.edu/constitution/articleii

[canceled.2021.3]

This is pissing up the wrong rope. They are and were American citizens.

Obama? Notsomuch. Kamala Harris? Yes.

They weren't citizens, but there are lots of reasons for that cunt to not be in office this is the least of it

[canceled.2021.3]

Ooo..
"In Harris' case, because her parents were not U.S. citizens at the time of her birth, "

https://www.newsweek.com/editors-not...herism-1524800

Oooo..I figured they were naturalized by that time. So Idk. Also..Harris is not running for president (wink wink) and is picked by the presidential nominee, so that's different than running for actual president.

Bah, she's eligible. This is different than Obama.

https://www.law.cornell.edu/constitution/amendmentxiv

https://www.law.cornell.edu/constitution/articleii

Actually it is not different. If you are not eligible to be President, you aren't eligible to be Vice President.

Who knows maybe that was a reason she was picked for Biden hoping Trump would jump all over it. It is odd that Newsweek a lefty rag would publish on it.

I would advise Trump supporters and Trump not to take the bait. Not really worth it. Don't make her a victim which is how the press will play it.

[jacksonsprat22]

Were Harris' parents lawful permanent residents at the time of her birth?

If so, then under the actual holding of Wong Kim Ark, she should be deemed a citizen at birth—that is, a natural-born citizen—and hence eligible.

Or were they instead, as seems to be the case, merely temporary visitors, perhaps on student visas issued pursuant to Section 101(15)(F) of Title I of the 1952 Immigration Act? If the latter were indeed the case, then derivatively from her parents, Harris was not subject to the complete jurisdiction of the United States at birth, but instead owed her allegiance to a foreign power or powers—Jamaica, in the case of her father, and India, in the case of her mother—and was therefore not entitled to birthright citizenship under the 14th Amendment as originally understood.


https://www.newsweek.com/some-questi...pinion-1524483

I love you right wing jerkoffs doing a Trump. Fuck you scumbags. Trump is done.