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Birthright Citizenship Controversy Likely Headed for the Supreme Court

Birthright Citizenship Controversy Likely Headed for the Supreme Court
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo speaks at a news conference at Lazienki Palace in Warsaw, Poland, on Feb. 12, 2019. REUTERS/Kacper Pempel
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President Donald Trump understands that border security is of utmost importance to our nation. He also voiced concern about various types of unconstrained immigration, which are exploited by birthright citizenship. This touched off a firestorm of liberal opposition by proponents of birthright citizenship.

Darlene Casella
Darlene Casella
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Darlene Casella is a former English teacher, stockbroker, and president/founder of a small corporation. She is active with the Federated Republican Women, The Lincoln Club, the California Republican Party, and the Armed Services YMCA-29 Palms.
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