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"Because the U.S. Constitution makes every baby born in this country a U.S. citizen, those 6,000 babies immediately qualified for the full range of services provided under Medicaid, at a cost the state does not even tabulate." (Denver Post)

Much worse, we don't even have any idea how many "native-born Americans" below age 18 are living abroad, having spent their entire lives since (maybe) three days past birth in their parents' Third World homeland - who will show up at the border or at some U.S. consulate to demand entrance into the U.S. as "Americans" on their eighteenth birthdays!

Washington therefore has been running immigration policy with no real understanding of the true number of Third Worlders it is entitling to enter the U.S. in the future.

These "Americans" also won't be required to undergo any health or criminal-record checks to get in.

This is a generational time bomb.

IMMIGRATION resource library - with public-health facts of immigration

[concerned about politics]

I knew of a woman who was 'imported" from Germany by a major company to have her baby here in the U.S., and then she was went back to Germany. That's what she said she was here for.

Kinda creepy. How many other countries send their pregnant women over here to claim citizenship for the next generation? When will all these German - American citizens demand their place here?

What's going on here?

[Salvation]

This is a generational time bomb.

So isn't this what Pat Buchannan was writing about in his latest book?