The Daily Caller

It’s unclear whether the Constitution actually guarantees birthright citizenship.

Linda Chavez responds to John Eastman’s arguments about whether the 14th Amendment grants citizenship to the children of illegal immigrants.

Linda Chavez is wrong: the Fourteenth Amendment does not grant birthright citizenship to the children of illegal immigrants.

The Senate Majority Leader, despite bashing Republicans on the matter, wanted to revise the birthright citizenship clause in 1993

GOP members of Congress are calling for an end to birthright citizenship, while former Bush-Cheney aides are condemning calls to do so

Our national failure to take a grip on reality is costing us dearly

The Republican senator argues Congress should reexamine granting citizenship to any child born in U.S.

As originally written, the citizenship clause in the Fourteenth Amendment was intended to guarantee citizenship to all freed slaves. However, birthright citizenship has since become an attractive incentive for illegal immigration and birth tourism

Arizona state senator’s proposed crackdown on ‘anchor babies’ sharply criticized

The 14th amendment guarantees anyone born on American soil citizenship, which could end up being changed

Rand Paul tells Russian TV station he would like to block citizenship to children born in the U.S. to illegal immigrants.