Peter Schweizer

The problem is China has exploited this on an industrial scale.

So what do I mean by that?

Well, our government doesn't track any numbers.

We have no idea literally how many people are born here whose parents came here for the purposes of getting birthright citizenship.

But China has looked at this.

The government has encouraged people in China to do it.

And they say that over the last 13 years, every single year, roughly 100,000 Chinese nationals have come and been born in the United States.

They are then taken back to China where they are raised in the CCP system.

But they're US citizens.

And when they're 18, they're going to be able to vote.

So we're looking at more than a million voters who are being raised in China.

They're going to be able to vote from absentee ballot if they want from China in the upcoming election.

It's a massive breach of birthright citizenship.

So the Supreme Court has got to deal with this issue directly.

The Constitution is not a suicide pact.

And if they were to come back and say that

this practice is okay, we have a massive, massive problem on our hands.

Yeah, if you're here from China, they expect you, you are required to use WeChat as a means of communication.

This is the Chinese-owned app, which is notorious for being monitored by the Chinese spy network.

So that's your means of communication.