Born in Canada to a Cuban citizen. I hope Ted likes El Salvador.

Posted by Swiggy1957

37 comments
  1. Was this the plan all along? Everyone knows that TACO doesn’t like Cruz. 4D chess!

  2. He was born in Canada. That’s 100x worse. To alligator Alcatraz he goes.

  3. It would only be overturned moving forward. Not retroactively.

  4. He won’t be deported as long as his nose stays deeply and lovingly buried between Trump’s butt cheeks.

  5. Ok I’m generally against the policy of ending birthright citizenship BUT I’m willing to make an exception for Raphael Theodore Cruz. 

  6. How, EXACTLY, does a president, or a Supreme Court for that matter, go about changing the constitution legally? They can’t. They can ignore it, but deporting a citizen is illegal, no matter what the fat fuck and his lickspittle Supreme Court says. It would be an impeachable offense. But we’ll all grow very old waiting for cowardly republicans to actually “support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and DOMESTIC” as they promised when they took the office. As the lying sack of shit who is polluting the White House has promised…. TWICE.

    I swear, I’m absolutely ashamed to admit that I am an American. Completely ashamed.

  7. I’ll go with no since his mother was born in Delaware and is a US citizen.

  8. It’s only 5 mil for trumps immigration gold card….. that sentence was nottheonion.

  9. Canada don’t want him. Gonna have to send him to El Salvador.

  10. Nope, he can’t be deported. He’s attached to Trump’s butt at the mouth.

  11. Trumps mamma was an immigrant, and trumps dad was an anchor baby.send him back.

  12. Don’t forget to deport Jr, Ivanka and Eric. Ivana didn’t become a USA citizen until 1988

  13. I could never be a politician. If somebody said my wife was ugly I could never be in the same room with the person without losing my shit.

  14. Presumably, he’d want it that only one parent needs to be a born citizen. Because otherwise, I think *all* of his kids would lose citizenship. But here’s the can of worms: how far do you go back? One generation? Two? All the way back to the birth of the USA? Unless they’re prepared to go back that far (Natives would love this I expect. Congrats, President Markwayne Mullin!) Then where exactly does the line get drawn?

  15. Hmmm… Maybe getting rid of birthright citizenship isn’t as bad as I thought it would be 😉

  16. Noooooooooo!!!!! Keep that little shit out of my country 🇨🇦!!

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