... has been interpreted to give illegals citizenship. Several states are now claiming the "subject to the jurisdiction" line will allow them to reject this concept since neither thep parents or child is currently subject to U.S. law
It should be rejected based on the 14th, they aren't giving health care to the child they are giving prenatal to the pregnant woman, and she is illegal and not subject to the rights of citizenship.
Its simply a way for them to try and get around the law and include the illegals, or at least a portion of them in the Health care scam.
I see it as one step at a time.
Once people get used to this, they will then continue with medical for the woman for a period of time after the birth, of course some liberal will then claim that its sexist for women to get the care, but not for the men.
So, in order to be fair, its going to extend coverage to the whole family unit, kid, mom, dad.
and although the wording was a bit,,, colorful when described as breeding like rats, the basic idea is correct.
Fast track to health care and citizenship? have a baby and the whole family becomes legal.