Cuccinelli proposes change in cizitzenship requirements
Jessica Sabbath
Jan 22, 2008
Sen. Ken Cuccinelli, R-Fairfax, has shown just how passionate the debate over illegal immigration has become — and how far proposals can go.
Cuccinelli has proposed changing the U.S. Constitution’s 14th amendment to allow U.S.-born children to become citizens only if at least one of their parents is a citizen. Currently any U.S. -born child automatically becomes a citizen regardless of his or her parents’ immigration status.
The Potomac News reported that Cuccinelli will file a Senate Joint Resolution that petitions U.S. Congress to change the 14th Amendment.
You can see the resolution here.
Cuccinelli outlined his proposal during a press conference Monday with Save the Old Dominion, a group that includes many anti-illegal immigration groups around Virginia.


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