Christopher C. Cuomo

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Score -22
3/18/2025, 2:54:56 AM
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In reply to:
Josh RingšŸ§¢ā‰„šŸ¦…šŸ’°šŸŒ¹
@JoshRing4UBI
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@bruce1021961 @ChrisCuomo I hate to be stickler here but people born on this soil arenā€™t here illegally. They were born here. Their parents might be. This basically reducing human beings down to a product. ā€˜This person is the product of an illegal pairingā€. What if only one of the parents is undocumented?
Bruce
@bruce1021961
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@ChrisCuomo The 14th amendment does not specify that personā€™s in America illegally have birthright citizenship. This needs to be pushed up to the Supreme Court as fast as possible. This was a major argument back in the mid 60s when I was growing up as well when they kept offering amnesty toā€¦
Christopher C. Cuomo
@ChrisCuomo
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What do you truly see as your moral hill to die on? The sooner you see it clearly, the sooner we get to a better place

The statement is part of a public discourse on birthright citizenship and the interpretation of the 14th Amendment. The tone is corrective, urging the other participant to research the topic further. It does not engage in personal attacks but rather focuses on the need for informed discussion.

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