Citizenship Act of 2026 declares individuals entering the U.S. without authorization or for birth tourism as invaders and denies birthright.
The Citizenship Act of 2026 aims to declare individuals entering the United States without authorization or for the purpose of birth tourism as invaders. It amends the Immigration and Nationality Act to exclude children born to these invaders from birthright citizenship. The bill defines invaders as those who are not lawfully admitted to the U.S. or are otherwise unlawfully present, including those seeking admission for birth tourism or involved in commercial surrogacy contracts.
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