Garrison Davis

That's like a thing that you get if you have two immigrant parents.

But birthright citizenship is a citizenship that every single person in the U.S.

has.

Yeah.

It's everyone's.

There's no distinction.

There's not like a different kind of citizenship you get if you have two immigrant parents versus if you have like parents that were like born in the U.S., right?

Like it's all one thing.

Every single person in the United States has the same kind of citizenship.

But the moment you start trying to like...

hack apart different people's citizenship, right?

You try to like, you know, like make there be like classes of how you're a citizen through like this whole birthright citizenship complaint that they're doing.

Right.

And to be like, oh, well, just these people who were like born to immigrants or birthright citizens.

Right.

That's one of the ways you start getting into these like fucking hideous issues of like, OK, are people with tribal membership like, you know, residencies like citizens.

Right.

It's like all of this stuff is like downstream of this effect to like put citizenship apart that needs to just be resisted.

Like from the fundamental thing of there is not a different category of people called birthright citizens.

That's every single person in the US.