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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20110107:09:18:00

some of them were already violating it. like republican congressman pete sessions of texas and good old boy mike fitzpatrick of pennsylvania. well, they ve already cast votes. but it turns out, they were never sworn in. folks, this is a clear violation of the constitution. voting without being sworn in, and get this, the reason they were not sworn-in yesterday was because, you see, they skipped the swearing-in ceremony. reportedly for a fund-raiser they had inside the capitol building. is that business as usual, mr. boehner? this is so typical of the righties. they wrapped themselves up inside of the constitution except when it s inconvenient for them. they just can t wait to change it. so today it was congressman king s turn, he wants to get rid of this part of the constitution. all persons born or remember innized in the united states and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, our citizens of the united states and the state in which they reside. congressman king has introduced a bi

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20110106:01:22:00

jurisdiction thereof, pretty clear, is it not? well, the phrase subject to the jurisdiction thereof is the question. right now, federal bureaucracies are treating the constitution as if those words have no meaning. in other words, we are simply giving citizenship to anyone born in the united states and we are ignoring subject to the jurisdiction thereof. and what the states are saying is well the constitution, the 14th amendment does give us as states the concept of state citizenship and the trite define who is a citizenship in our state so we will go ahead and define state citizenship. bill: federal law trumps state law. and everybody who is in the united states, everybody who is in the united states is subject to our jurisdiction, our laws. so, if you are an illegal alien you have constitutional protections, just the fact that you are in the country. look, i don t like this law. i don t i think it s been misused. i understand the original intent in the 19th century and it was a

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20110106:04:21:15

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20110106:23:18:00

school, but as they were celebrating the constitution, some of them were already violating it. like republican congressman pete sessions of texas and good old boy mike fitzpatrick of pennsylvania. well, they ve already cast votes. but it turns out, they were never sworn in. folks, this is a clear violation of the constitution. voting without being sworn in, and get this, the reason they were not sworn-in yesterday was because, you see, they skipped the swearing-in ceremony. reportedly for a fund-raiser they had inside the capitol building. is that business as usual, mr. boehner? this is so typical of the righties. they wrapped themselves up inside of the constitution except when it s inconvenient for them. they just can t wait to change abo it. so today it was congressman king s turn, he wants to get rid of this part of the constitution. all persons born or remember innized in the united states and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, our citizens of the

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20101229:11:54:00

kinds of taxpayer benefits and, you know, we think that s not the proper interpretation of the 14th amendment so what we re hoping is congress will actually pass a statute clarifying this key clause in the 14th amendment citizenship clause, the key clause says you have to be subject to the jurisdiction thereof, in our view, a mother who has come here illegally has not submitted herself to u.s. jurisdiction. there s no political connection between her and the united states and therefore, she s outside of the jurisdiction and the child should get a certificate of birth that should be used to get the citizenship document back in the home country and that would be to bring us up to standards around the world. right now, the current i have to bring in rafael for a minute here. ok? rafael, 53%, the births of nonresidents are up from 2000 to 2006. there is some sort of problem here, isn t it? is it being taken advantage of and misinterpreted. we see the problem as certain folks from the

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