Efforts to restrict birthright citizenship have produced major constitutional litigation. The debate concerns the text of the Fourteenth Amendment, federal authority and the practical consequences of any new rule.
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Should birthright citizenship remain broadly guaranteed?
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Yes, keep current rule ↔ No, narrow eligibility
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Efforts to restrict birthright citizenship have produced major constitutional litigation. The debate concerns the text of the Fourteenth Amendment, federal authority and the practical consequences of any new rule.