Mom faces deportation over 98 false claim

[Heartland 0]

The US Government should be careful... Referencing an unborn baby as a citizen might help overturn Roe V Wade or better yet, might stop partial birth abortions all the way around!!!

Wendy

How can an unborn baby be a Citizen?

Can you get a passport for a fetus?

Does it have to be conceived in the US and if so how do you prove that, especially if you entered illegally.

So Manhattan?, baby Beckham, think I have the name right, is a USC?

[beameup 0]

You see what happens when the U.S. Liberals have "re-interpreted" the 14th Amendment to suit their agenda.

The origins of the 14th Amendment were to right-the-wrongs done to the Negro slaves and give them equal status

as citizens. In the '60s legislation this was broadened to include the children born in the U.S. by illegal (Mexican) aliens

in an attempt to "buy their vote" - illegal or otherwise. This gave illegals "leverage" and an unfair advantage in the

case of Mexico.

Now any self respecting Liberal would be the first to proclaim that this woman was entitled to an abortion, even U.S. government subsidized abortion.

But this same Liberal thinking judge now wants to grant temporary asylum to a pregnant woman who has "a future U.S. Citizen" (who will vote Liberal) in her womb.

Myrna ####### crossed over the border in 98 andwas found by border agents. She sopposedly told officials she was attempting to enter the country illegally. The government says when agents took her fingerprints she told them her name was Ivette Treviso-Frias( which she denies) and said she was an American.

Six years later, the government reinstated the old deportation order under Treviso-Frias name to take Myrna into custody.

Myrna now lives in suburbia with her American husband and 17 month old baby.

In 2004 the government tried to deport Myrna on the claim but she was pregnant and a federal judge ruled that since her unborn baby was already an American citizen he could not be deported, therefore neither could she.

But in Feb, immigration officials reissued their claims giving the right to bar Myrna from the US for life, separating her from her husband and baby.

The families case is attracting the attention of legislators who says it symbolizes the contradictions of the broken US immigration system.

The eighth circuit will hear the #######'s appeal next month, if it fails there it could go to the US Supreme court. Several legislators are considering a waiver that would grant some immigrants who made false claims of citizenship the right to stay in the country.

What do you think? Debate, no mud slinging!!!

Moondancer

[simo-fati 0]

How can an unborn baby be a Citizen?

Can you get a passport for a foetus?

Does it have to be concieved in the US and if so how do you prove that, especially if you entered illegally.

So Manhatten?, baby Beckham, think I have the name right, is a USC?

the baby is a citizen because his dad is

[mawilson 2,133]

So Manhatten?, baby Beckham, think I have the name right, is a USC?

Brooklyn?

I thought she had made 98 false claims at first!

Me too - LOL - it's amazing how we always misread titles the same way