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    What Is Citizenship?

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    Hayden Sousa 9/24/2013 IIAMST 210-02 CITIZENSHIP CULTURE DIFFERENCE: First Assignment As by Merriam-Webster Dictionary‚ citizenship is defined the quality of an individual ’s response to membership in a community or the status of being a citizen. Prior to taking this class‚ my definition of citizenship was very basic. If I were asked what my personal definition of citizenship was prior to the information I’ve received in this class‚ I would say it is being a member of a community relative

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    Citizenship Essay The United States is a nation made up of immigrants. For centuries‚ people have come to the US in search of prosperity‚ freedom‚ financial success‚ and many other reasons. According to dictionary.com‚ an immigrant is a person who migrates to another country‚ usually for permanent residence. People may immigrate for different reasons; the harsh conditions in their native country may have been to hard which resulted in their need to travel to another country. Why come to America

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    few nations give out citizenship to any kids that are born on their land and United States is one of the countries that provides citizenship to people that are born on their land. Although people from various countries come to United States of America to give birth to their babies and apply for the citizenship through that‚ I argue that the U.S government should not provide citizenship

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    Illegal Aliens and Birthright Citizenship The United States Constitution is the supreme law of our great country. Found in our Constitution‚ is the fourteenth amendment. But‚ did the authors of the Fourteenth Amendment want or not want to grant citizenship to every person who happened to be born on U.S. soil? And does "subject to the jurisdiction" mean something different from "born in the United States‚"? First‚ let’s see exactly what the fourteenth amendment states: “All persons born or naturalized

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    not the 14th Amendment should be changed to restrict those who exploit loopholes in system to acquire citizenship. Those who support legislation argue that illegal immigrants are taking advantage of the system; while‚ opponents feel amendments will alter the true intentions of the founding fathers. Rather than introduce legislation‚ some people suggest surrogacy should be regulated to ensure that only those with genuine reasons benefit. Question – Why should the Fourteenth Amendment of the Constitution

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    this world‚ birthright citizenship’s legality has been a major topic of discussion among many constituents. In the United States‚ the debate is ever present‚ as it is very popular for foreigners come across the border to have their children‚ therefore making them immediate American citizens. Some view this as illegal and want this practice to be banned‚ but legalizing this is the humane thing to do in this situation. In many ways‚ racism can be solved with the legalization of birthright‚ as it allows

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    Division of the COMELEC granted the petition of Mamaril and ordered the cancellation of the certificate of candidacy of private respondent on the ground that he is a dual citizen and‚ under §40(d) of the Local Government Code‚ persons with dual citizenship are disqualified from running for any elective position.  The COMELEC’s Second Division said: What is presented before the Commission is a petition for disqualification of Eduardo Barrios Manzano as candidate for the office of Vice-Mayor of Makati

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    Birthright Citizenship Aff: We stand in affirmation of the topic Resolved: Birthright citizenship should be abolished in the United States. We define abolish according to the Black’s Law Dictionary as to annul‚ eliminate‚ or destroy‚ especially an ongoing practice or thing and “should” from the Merriam Webster dictionary as a word used to express obligation. The criteria for this round will be net benefits and if we prove that abolishing birthright citizenship provides even a minute benefit

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    child that country. Birth tourism is to obtain the citizenship of a country through the birthright citizenship. The main purpose and reason behind the increasing birth tourism is the benefits of that country specially the healthcare system of that particular country. The most popular countries for birth tourism is United States and Canada because this countries have so many benefits for the new born baby and grant unconditional birthright citizenship[wik1). The another reason is that there is no need

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    if the people came from different countries like Nepal‚ India through different Visa status and fortunately they receive the citizenship of US then they are called naturalization or migrated people. On the other hand‚ native citizen means he/she take birth in particular countries as well as his/her parents are originated from the same country. According to 14th amendment‚ the people who are born in US soil only regarded as the citizen of the country and others naturalized people were not the US

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