Trump's Radical Immigration Plan Could Strip Citizenship From Millions, Especially Indian-Americans

Donald Trump's proposed immigration reforms could have a devastating impact on millions of immigrant families in the U.S., especially Indian-Americans. His plan to end automatic birthright citizenship for children born on U.S. soil, regardless of their parents' immigration status, has raised serious concerns. In this video, we break down what this shift could mean for families, the legal battles that are sure to follow, and the uncertain future facing children of immigrants—particularly in the Indian-American community, where the green card backlog has already created major hurdles. What happens next, and will this radical change withstand legal challenges?


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[Millermd]

So Indians, Palestinians, Arabs, Jamaicans, etc you are in trouble.

[introvertboricua]

Well this is who they wanted, dont complain now.

[robertervin-tt]

Does India offer birth right citizenship to none citizen children born in India?

[dyshaunierandall]

From the beginning, I thought that was crazy anyway for a illegal immigrant to come here and have a baby and the child becomes legal. That’s crazy.

[judithalva]

Worried guys ? Why did u leave India and run away ? Isnt Modi developing india according to you ?😂

[johnmadur]

Trump clearly said 'illegal immigrants' why misquote?

[nancym]

The children becoming naturalized citizens has been generous from America. So many foreign students took advantage of this. Please, don’t be so entitled.

[shirleycurry]

The Supreme Court will agree with Trump in any and all cases.

[kiralighte]

The most important thing everyone needs to understand is that if anybody wants to permanently live in the USA, follow the law. Apply legally, Get in the line and wait for your turn. America has laws. Don't circumvent our laws.

[fhp]

This would not be an issue if the lsw was followed in the first place. Illegals need to get out if they don't get legal.

[ex.hindu.now.atheist]

People of Indian origin in the U.S. have no right to complain.

After all, India abolished the right of jus soli on its soil, in 1987.

[aaronettsexton]

Every country have rules and laws and so do the USA.😊

[jeanheard]

Start with his wife she got a citizenship by marrying him she became a citizen after modeling and marrying trump her parents and start

[angelamorris]

So, his kid’s mom was not a US citizen when his kids was born but they are citizens. This is hypocrisy.

[sharneselanier]

He said FUTURE CHILDREN OF ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS. Not legal immigrants' children. Why is this confusing to most?

[StevenLazo-ls]

He said illegal imigrants the only ones that complain are the ones that are illegal

[angeltruth]

Indians and most of the Asians were adoring Trump 😜

[joeblow]

Stop lying he is not doing anything to legal people.

[TandraEames]

The parents broke the law, the children pay the price. This is fact! Do it right in the first place for your children’s sake. No exceptions, no excuses, no sympathy.

[margiegomez]

Martin Niemoller (1892 to 1984) was a prominent Lutheran pastor who survived the concentration camp. He wrote the poem: “First they came for the socialists, and I did not speak out, because I was not a socialist. Then they came for the trade unionist, and I did not speak out because I was not a trade unionist. Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out because I was not a Jew. Then they came for me and there was no one left to speak for me.