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The congressional debate over birthright citizenship has moved to U.S. territories after a Supreme Court ruling. Representative Morgan Griffith introduced a bill aimed at revising citizenship laws in these territories, which currently allow automatic citizenship for children born there. Critics argue the bill misdirects focus and call for stronger immigration enforcement.
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The congressional debate over birthright citizenship has moved to U.S. territories after a Supreme Court ruling. Representative Morgan Griffith introduced a bill aimed at revising citizenship laws in these territories, which currently allow automatic citizenship for children born there. Critics argue the bill misdirects focus and call for stronger immigration enforcement.
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