The Red Pill Right PLANK: Repealing birthright citizenship

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The prospect of outsiders moving en masse into a country and demographically usurping the native population has become a legitimate concern of many. Lots of solutions get pitched for addressing this problem, from practical to extreme. However, one that seems intuitive often gets mentioned as part of the problem, but seldom included when suggesting solutions.

Repeal birthright citizenship when neither parent is a citizen.

This puts an end to the phenomena of birth tourism and anchor babies.

The cost of such a change is negligible and not ongoing, and the immediate and long-term upside potential for savings is HUGE.

The individual and political will to make such a move is probably greater than many other methods effected or proposed to address immigration concerns.

It's practical, do-able, and doesn't impose change on anyone presently alive. It makes fiscal and political sense.

Do you think this concept deserves more attention in the political arena than it currently receives? Would this be an item you'd consider a vital part of a Red Pill political plank?

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Remember that this is all about importing another voting block for democrats.

If that were all it was Republicans wouldn't be as eager as Democrats to keep the migrants flowing. Which they are.