United States President-elect Donald Trump announced on Sunday his plans to end birthright citizenship in the country on his first day in office. Birthright citizenship, protected under the 14th Amendment of the US Constitution, guarantees citizenship to individuals born on US soil, regardless of their parents’ legal status.
Trump emphasized the removal of individuals convicted of serious crimes, such as murder, and those released from mental institutions. He described such individuals as a danger to society and reiterated their immediate deportation as a top priority.
“You don’t want these dangerous people in this country. We have no choice,” he said.
Trump’s immigration plan outlines a hardline stance on illegal immigration, beginning with ending birthright citizenship and prioritizing the deportation of criminals. At the same time, he expressed support for legal immigration and showed openness to negotiating a solution for Dreamers. Trump’s policies are likely to spark significant debate and set the tone for the upcoming years of his presidency.
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