re: #330 Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))

revising, not abolishing

I see that it is still a touch issue no matter how cautiously one approaches it

Yeah because it’s a big part of why we’re so successful as a country at integrating people into our society. Again, just listen to yourself. You’re talking about revising 120 years of legal precedent that has worked. Millions of the men and women who helped us win WWII were birthright citizens. I’m sorry if I come off strong but you’re wanting us to give on an issue to people who want to reduce LEGAL immigration. I can’t do that. I can do with things like monitoring for criminal records and health risks at the borders but I will not accept the throwing children under the bus to satisfy anti-immigrant fanatics. Most people who oppose this don’t know a goddamned thing about immigration law and by humoring them you’re cosigning on that Know Nothingism.