1loyalbamafan

94 of them?


over time..

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The requirement does not yet mean any obligation to record the driver for the authorities.

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Hahahaha :lol:

and My basement is even cool.

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Illegals afraid to go to the grocery store in their own towns

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Their own towns are outside Americas boarders.

Congress can and should fix it.

The 14th amendment was introduced into the senate by senator Jacob Howard,(1866) who was also the senate manager for the amendment. At the time, citizenship was with the individual states and he co-authored an amendment to section 1 of the 14th amendment (the citizenship clause) for the purpose of insuring that one state couldn't deny constitutional protections to a citizen of a different state. According to him, a restriction on the states, and nothing more. In introducing his amendment to the senate, he said:

"Every person born within the limits of the United States, and subject to their jurisdiction, is by virtue of natural law and national law a citizen of the United States. This will not, of course, include persons born in the United States who are foreigners, aliens, who belong to the families of ambassadors or foreign ministers accredited to the Government of the United States, but will include every other class of persons."

This was followed by extensive debate, which wasn't about birthright citizenship at all. Birth tourism wasn't very feasible in 1866. The debate was over if this clause conferred citizenship to American Indians.

So here the man who co-authored the clause that supposedly created birthright citizenship, said very explicitly that it didn't. What are some possibilities?

1. He was simply careless, didn't write down what he meant, and convinced the senate that he didn't need to?
2. That it was perfectly clear at the time that birthright citizenship wasn't conferred, and that understanding has been conveniently forgotten to illegitimately change the meaning of the 14th amendment?
3. The ambiguity was an intentional deception to fool the legislators and public, similar to the "You can keep your insurance" lie that was needed to get obamacare passed?
4-.... ???

A while back a woman gave birth on the plane trying to get here in time to create an anchor baby.
I bet it worked even though she technically wasn't in our country yet.

This kind of shite needs to be eliminated.

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woman gives birth midair on Jamaica-to-New York flight

If the baby was born while flying within the 12-mile U.S. territorial airspace, they are considered a U.S. citizen

If you got it spend it. :cheers:

Just been asking Grok / AI some stuff.

They better tell AI to quit giving us information that we forgot or didn't know.

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I just thought how cool it would be to have AI fact check THE VIEW in real time, I'd watch it...maybe.

Freedom should not mean you get paid to sit home and get free stuff.
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In the early 1970s there were roughly 1,000 food and benefit programs.

Today, it tracks over 2,200 (or more) distinct federal assistance, grant, and loan programs.
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President Jimmy Carter signed the Department of Education Organization Act into law on October 17, 1979
The newly formed agency officially opened and began operating a few months later, on May 4, 1980.
The U.S. Department of Education's total enacted budget for the 2026 fiscal year is $79 billion.
Over $68 billion allocated toward student grants, work-study programs, and loans.
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The costliest government programs created in the last 50 years are mandatory entitlement programs, led by Medicare (created in 1966), Medicaid (created in 1965), and modern safety nets like the Affordable Care Act (ACA) premium subsidies and CHIP. Together, federal healthcare programs alone cost about $1.7 trillion annually.