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.Rep. Glenn Grothman explains how the 14th Amendment was NEVER intended to grant birthright citizenship to children of illegal aliens: “It does not say all persons born in the U.S. become citizens… It did not include anybody who just happened to show up here, have a baby, and move on”
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@RepGrothman 14A WAS NOT limited to former slaves. It also covered free Negroes AND the descendants of free Negroes and descendants of former slaves.

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@RepGrothman “…subject to the jurisdiction thereof” the wording that is most important and that may end up in litigation

@RepGrothman Clarence Thomas’ concurring Supreme Court opinion clarified that Freedmen (Black Americans) were intended persons to be protected by 14th amendment. #14thAmendment #14th #NotForImmigrants #Enslavement #Slavery #FormallyEnslaved #Freedmen #BlackAmericans

@RepGrothman Well said!

@RepGrothman These ppl are trying to argue that the intent of the 14th amendment was to grant citizenship to ANYBODY regardless of the circumstances if they're born on US soil. I can't wait till this goes to the Supreme Court.

@RepGrothman Well said Congressman Grothman!

@RepGrothman "All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside." The law is clear. It says "all persons" not "former slaves".

@RepGrothman We’re not godless heathens contributing to statelessness and a loss of inalienable rights for those privileged to be born here. Get your mind right.

@RepGrothman The Original Articles of Confederation nor constitutional Amendments 1 thru 12 defined citizenship. Freedom is citizenship, and "BIRTHED" citizenship was 1st applied to children of enslaved parents in 1780 via PA's Gradual Abolition Act.

@RepGrothman So he's saying his ancestors are illegal 🤔



