> can he yes, at least for a day or two until a federal injuction kicks in > is it unconstitutional yes. the 14th amendment explicitly grants birthplace-right citizenship to all individuals born or naturalized within the jurisdiction of the u.s. > does he have a chance to amend the constitution zero fucking chance the country can get together and pass any law that isn't gargling israeli nuts, so in fact he has a chance if the repeal of the 14th is actually just a replacement saying israel gets all our tax money. really tho, the 14th is pretty rock solid because of all the racial bullshit it went through the courts for. plus there's stripping citizenship is a human rights violation under u.n. charter which has at least some (symbolic) weight. the anchor baby bullshit is why so few places around the world actually use jus soli instead of jus sanguinis, but now that it's here, it's gonna stay. honestly, bigger chance of repealing the 2nd than the 14th at this point.
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