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In reply to the discussion: 'The first to sue': Opposing Trump's desire to end birthright citizenship is personal for this attorney general [View all]drmeow
(5,665 posts)some real data on that. My guess is that the proportion of "come into the country when pregnant or to get pregnant and have a US citizen baby" is extremely small relative to the proportion of tax paying, productive, legal and illegal immigrants who have been in this country for a while and gave birth.
3,747,540 babies were born in the US in 2019. Figuring 14% of the US population are non-citizens (rounding up) and assuming the same proportion of non-citizens give birth each year as citizens (which is probably a faulty assumption) that means (rounding up) about 525,000 of those babies are potentially birth right citizens. How many Russian women would have to have come to the US and given birth in a Trump hotel could meaningfully make a difference?
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