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The following is a pre-recorded program.

This is Handel on the Law,

marginal legal advice where I tell you,

you have absolutely no case.

And hopefully you don't.

There is, and I didn't understand this, and most people don't, the United States, under the 14th

Amendment of the Constitution, is really clear.

Anybody that's born in the United States is a citizen of the United States, period,

done.

The courts have affirmed that over and over again. And as you probably

know, President Trump has tried to undo that, saying that, no, get to get rid of birthright citizenship.

By the way, most countries in the world do not have birthright citizenship. If someone is not in the

country legally and a child is born of that illegal person, that

does not give the child the right to be a citizen.

The United States is different.

It doesn't matter what the reason the parents are in the United States.

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