Feds: 275,000 born to illegals in one year, would fill city the size of Orlando

[rangerrebew]

Feds: 275,000 born to illegals in one year, would fill city the size of Orlando

    By PAUL BEDARD • 10/26/16 2:46 PM

    Moms in the United States illegally gave birth to 275,000 babies in 2014, enough birthright U.S. citizens to fill a city the size of Orlando, Florida, according to an analysis of data from the National Center for Health Statistics.

    The data showed that newborns to illegals accounted for 7 percent of all births in 2014, according to the analysis from the Pew Research Center.



    http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/fe...rticle/2605649

[Fishrrman]

Demography is destiny.

It can't be stated any more simply.

The way things are progressing, it's becoming "just a matter of time" (and births).

Texas is very much "in peril" insofar as the Republican party is concerned.

How long before Texas "tips blue", forever putting the presidency out-of-reach of the Republican party?
(Assuming, of course, that there will still be "a Republican party" by then…)

[TomSea]

And on top of that, there really shouldn't be "birthright citizenship", somehow that needs to be corrected. It's probably up to the SCOTUS; no other country basically has it and the interpretation that has been out there should be challenged.

[rangerrebew]

And on top of that, there really shouldn't be "birthright citizenship", somehow that needs to be corrected. It's probably up to the SCOTUS; no other country basically has it and the interpretation that has been out there should be challenged.

That interpretation is exactly what it is; a liberal supreme court interpretation.  The Constitution certainly doesn't say any such thing.