In a recent landmark decision, the Supreme Court struck down President Trump's executive order aimed at ending birthright citizenship. However, the decision in Trump v. Barbara does little to address the deeper issue of citizenship being bought and sold through so-called 'birth tourism' industries.
At its core, the decision leaves a gaping loophole, concluding only what the Supreme Court can but leaving plenty for Congress and the Trump Administration to tackle. As President Trump continues to wage a just war against the exploitation of American citizenship, the owning of clinic contracts and visa agencies remains at the heart of legislative debate.
Patriotic conservatives have long lamented the exploitation of our borders by foreign elites looking to gain undeserved access to our great Republic. It's not just about birthright itself—it's about the commodification of American citizenship. Something has got to be done.
"FAMED #SENATOR Barbara Jordan, A DYNAMIC And Respected #BLACK FEMALE #ATTORNEY From #TEXAS, Let Us Know In 1995 Why #IMMIGRATION Was A Precious #PRIVILEGE As Opposed To A #RIGHT," tweeted @MakeAmericaSaf7, quoting the late Senator Jordan's prudent stance on immigration rights (https://t.co/dLHSFYholz).
With this wisdom in mind, it's high time Congress takes bold action to eliminate the deep state actors and foreign influence peddlers that exploit American citizenship for profit. By closing these loopholes and spotlighting the troubling rise of 'birth tourism' agencies, we preserve the integrity of our nation’s values.
America can't afford to wait. Every American should rightfully question who stands to profit from the sale of our national identity. Congress and the Trump Administration must act decisively to extinguish these abhorrent practices that sully the magnificent oath of allegiance to our flag.
So what’s next? Will Congress rise to the occasion, or will they be cowed by bureaucratic inertia and liberal whining? Patriots, it’s time for us to demand action. Let your representatives know—the future of American citizenship should not be determined by the highest bidder!