Vince

And then everyone acts like that's totally normal.

It's, you know, I was frustrated by John Roberts' questioning when he suggested, he's like, well, obviously the 14th Amendment, as you point out, John Sauer, precludes a couple of people from having U.S.

citizen children.

Like, you know, foreign diplomats can't have American kids if they're born on U.S.

soil.

But beyond that, like, how do you stress that out to illegal aliens?

There's just so many of them.

And I was like, well-

Just because there's huge numbers doesn't mean the law doesn't apply, does it?

And they assign a gender at birth, just to be clear, too.

That's when they assign your gender at that moment.

know how they would have applied it which is why i think that the government actually has a slightly better chance than most people do in this case okay all right well i mean i'm very happy to hear a little bit of optimism on that subject because i was i was very pessimistic coming out of that yesterday um but also can you explain art how like kind of what having a u.s citizen child does for an illegal alien parent so like if you're in the country illegally and all of a sudden you have a kid that's considered an american citizen

What does that give you access to?

And what does your future look like now that a U.S.

citizen's a part of your life?

Well, even if they're here, sorry, even if they're here illegally already, if they're present in the country illegally, the U.S.

Okay.

Can we dwell on this for a second?

So what you just described is amnesty at scale.

If there's 300,000 US citizen children being born in the United States each year, and then when they come of age, the Biden administration was granting pathways to citizenship to all of their parents.