Quote Originally Posted by Elhuero View Post
we have to, among other things, change the constitution so that children born in this country are not automatically citizens, proof of citizenship to get a job, and tough penalties for faking such proof.

Oh and deportation of repeat offenders.

Deportation to Africa.
Agreed. I believe that if you are born in the U.S. with parents who are NOT U.S. citizens, you get a birth certificate and then you and your family HAVE to go back to your home nation. Once you turn 18 you have 6 months to go to a U.S. Embassy with your birth certificate and submit your one time claim for citizenship. A background check will be done (one like the military has to go through for security clearances, not a simple one). If you hae a clean record, you will be informed of the date to report for transportation across the border where you can be in-processed on THIS SIDE of the border to receive citizenship documentation. You will not be allowed to being any other family members with you. You can always apply through the regular immigration programs to bring over a wife, child, whatever, but it won't be your entire family. If you are found to be violating the immigration laws for anyone else, you will lose your citizenship status permanently and all of you will be deported.