Marrying someone does not grant citizenship

@Beemann alinity didnt yet deported yet did she ?

So either your trolling or have no idea what you're talking about

@Cody i think it did back then ?

No

Never has

Not trolling but then again who lies on the internet amirite ?

Literally who?

IIRC, its not automatic green card but you can use the marriage as justifiable reason to apply for one?

Yes ^

This i believe

Marriage Grant's legal resident status

No green card required

Thats what my mom did

But once divorced you lose status

Tru

Mby

But what if you marry get green card then divorce

Also please tell me why anchor babies are so bad

Its not like it legalizes the parents so unless they want to abandon their child here it wont effect beyond having another American in our midst

Because if the mommy had the baby when she was illegally here shes trying to game the system

In what way?

For her to get citizenshop

Except it doesn't grant citizenship and doesn't help the process at all

But anchor babies in general are not bad

anchor babies leaves the door open for invasion tactics when looking at the long game.

What is the point of having citizenship when you can get around it by having your kid in an American hospital illegally?

In fact it doesn't even help extend a visa

You mean American kid

Who was born here

Born here doesn't make citizenship.

Parents born here does.

Actually it does

Have you read the constitution

I read YO MAMA'S BRA SIZE

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@Cody is right

14th amendment

Yeah the US has a retarded method where being conceived in another country by parents who aren't citizens means nothing if yo mama pushed you out in the other side of the line

The whole reason this discussion began 3 hours ago was because of trump's new executive order that will make the child of non citizens noncitizens if they are born here

The Citizenship Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution indicates that "All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside."