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In response to "That's a dick move, but what does it mean to single out service members? Does this already affect non-service citizens? -- nm" by Max

it applies to non-service government employees also

Posted by decline (aka Decline) Aug 28 '19, 13:18

Without doing any research, I'm assuming it already applies to everyone else

https://twitter.com/SuzanneMonyak/status/1166758330502721536 (twitter.com)

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I mean, I thought if a kid is born to a citizen parent it doesn't matter where they're born, they're automatically a citizen too, no? -- nm - Max Aug 28, 13:19 7
- The clarification is that it mostly applies to Green Card holders and the like, not existing citizens. -- nm - Reagen Aug 28, 13:27
- Would that it were so simple. - Baron Universe Aug 28, 13:26
- This would change that. -- nm - Qale Aug 28, 13:21 2
  - But what I don't get is that doc focuses on residence location and not parental citizenship status. - Max Aug 28, 13:24 1
    - It sounds like it’s telling them that future kids born are going to the back of the line. -- nm - Qale Aug 28, 13:30
- It used to be that way, right? (Ted Cruz, US citizen, born in Canada) -- nm - decline Aug 28, 13:20 1
  - John McCain - born in the Canal Zone. -- nm - Will Hunting Aug 28, 13:23

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