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Chain migration refers to the process by which immigrants can sponsor their family members for immigration to the United States, which is cited as a concern by some supporters of the Birthright Citizenship Act.
traces to y); , — commonly dated to October 7, 1885 — as a 16‑year‑old immigrant . The family also includes on the maternal side: , was born in Scotland and became an American citizen in 1942 . The wi...
is the popular label for family-based or family‑reunification immigration—when a person admitted to the sponsors relatives who may in turn sponsor others—and U.S. law since the 1950s has alternately r...
Two distinct tracks on birthright citizenship emerged in : a Republican-led pair of "" bills in (H.R. 569) and Senate (S. 304) seeking to narrow automatic citizenship for U.S.-born children, and a Dem...