According to Trump's new definition of citizenship,

[rateyes]

Fred Trump was not a citizen when he was born in New York, meaning his son, Donald is not a citizen, meaning he cannot hold the office of POTUS.

[Corvo Bianco]

1. Jackpot game over I can relax now

[MiniMe]

2. Deport him!

[meow2u3]

4. Neither Great Britain nor Germany want him

Maybe we ought to deport him to Russia, where he actually is wanted.

[MiniMe]

5. Sounds good to me

[FiveGoodMen]

6. Lock him up!

[Johonny]

8. send him to a tent city!

[onenote]

3. Not really

I haven't seen Trump's new definition of citizenship and, I'm guessing, neither have you.

However, it is likely that his effort to roll back birthright citizenship will be focused on children born in this country to parents who are here illegally. Given that there were essentially no laws limiting immigration from Germany when Trump's grandfather entered the US, birthright citizenship would still apply to Trump's father.

To be clear, even a limited executive order rolling back birthright citizenship for children born to parents here illegally is unlikely to survive constitutional scrutiny.

[DBoon]

7. an you have shown the danger of this

You eliminate birthright citizenship, you place everyone's citizenship in jeopardy. There is nothing to stop the government from revoking the citizenship of dissidents and critics, or pulling citizenship from whatever minority group happens to be unpopular at the time.

See this http://fortune.com/2018/08/30/trump-administration-passports-immigration/

[Johonny]

9. Yup