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How revoking birthright citizenship will impact Indians and other ‘illegal aliens’ born in US

Enacted in 1868 as part of the 14th Amendment, birthright citizenship guarantees automatic US citizenship to anyone born on American soil.

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Donald Trump, the 47th United States President, who returned to the White House after four years, started his term by signing a flurry of executive orders on Monday. Among the most significant was the revocation of birthright citizenship, marking a major shift in US immigration policy. This move effectively ends automatic citizenship for children born in the US to non-citizen parents.

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