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Tag Archives: birthright citizenship
Great-grandson of Wong Kim Ark, who established Birthright Citizenship, Talks about Trump Executive Order
The United States vs Kim Wong Ark is the case that helped guaranteed birthright citizenship – that people born in the United States would automatically be US citizens. Almost two years after the 125th Anniversary of that decision, President Donald Trump … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events
Tagged birthright citizenship, Donald Trump, Norman Wong, wong kim ark
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Defining American Citizenship: The Story of Wong Kim Ark
As a child growing up in America, I thought of myself as not-American. In America, I was Taiwanese, I was Chinese, I was Asian. Though I pledged my allegiance to the American flag alongside my classmates of various ethnic and … Continue reading
Posted in Discrimination, History, Legal
Tagged America, american citizen, anchor babies, birthright citizenship, united states of america, usa, wong kim ark
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