Should children of illegal immigrants be granted legal citizenship?

if the earn it

Yes, if they choose to apply for it. We should give them the choice to apply for citizenship if they are planning to become citizens, or return to their home country, depending on the content of the immigrant's character.

Yes, but for the most part only Mexican females. Children of White fathers should always be considered citizens.

No, they should be deported at their family's expense or receive the death penalty.

No, and we should execute them if their family does not finance their deportation

No, but facilitate the ability for these children to apply for citizenship.

If at least one parent, or an aunt or uncle is a citizen, the child can be considered a US citizen.

Determine what age a child can move at and still consider the new place they live in to be "home" by the time they grow up, and then if the child grows from toddlerhood on to then, they can be citizens, but otherwise they must be deported with their families. Probably 10 years old would be when they are too old to be deported.

Protests, absolutely not. Riots, yes of course.

This would cause for an increase in illegal immigration, parents of undocumented children would come into the United States so their children could be citizens.

Determine what age a child can move at and still consider the new place they live in to be "home" by the time they grow up, and then if the child grows from toddlerhood on to then, they can be citizens, but otherwise they must be deported with their families.

Yes, as long as they were born here and their parents do not receive citizenship

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No. We should not separate families. The government should be granted permission to deport children of illegal immigrants in case their parents get deported. This will keep families together. While I believe we should deport all illegals, as well as children of illegals whether they were born here or not, we should take care of them to make sure they have somewhere to go and that nobody is in critical condition. I’m not that mean.

No illegal children should be with their parents

No children should not be separated from their parents

If they gain citizenship like everyone else and their parents are trying to gain citizenship as well

they should and shouldnt be granted

Yes, and their parents should too if they've been in the country for 10 years and if they work or go to school.

No, but the migration process should be straight-forward and reasonable for everyone.

No, only if the child was born here

yes, but it should not grant their parents citizenship and the child if born in state gets citizenship if not then they get partial citizenship then when they are 18 they will have to file for citizenship the parents should do that themselves and children kept safe and close to parent till finalized and if the child was not born there then when they turn 18 need to apply for full citizenship

It depends on if they were born on US soil

Yes, if they were born in the U.S + allow the parents to stay with the child & help them work towards citizenship.

No, unless they haven't been discovered until a certain age (8-12+)

If they wish to be citizens, yes.

Yes, unless they have committed a serious crime

Yes, if they were 18 years old or under the age of majority from their country of origin

No, unless they were born here or willing to perform two years of national service.

Yes, birthright citizenship is guaranteed by the Constitution per the Fourteenth Amendment.

Yes, but only after passing a citizenship test. Once they do so, then you grant them natural-born citizenship if they were born in the United States and they renounce all foreign allegiances. Otherwise, this would be violation of the 14th amendment

Yes, and if their parents have been in the country more than 8 years "illegally", they should automatically be granted citizenship.

Travel between Canada, the United States, and Mexico should be only mildly different from travel between states. If a person is working, paying taxes, and residing in an area they should be considered citizens of that area.

No , they should be with there parents and should earn their citizenship but at the same time the system that earns you citizenship should be changed so it doesn't take as long.

Yes, abolish ICE.

Yes, and the parents deserve citizenship, too.

Only on a provisional probationary period

No, they must formally apply like every other new citizen, however, if they were born here that should be taken into consideration

Yes, as long as they pass the citizenship test.

I think we should secure our national borders and grant a path to citizenship for all residents who pass a criminal background check.

No, but make an easier path to legal citizenship.

its not the kids fault

Yes, if there parents have not done any crimes

Yes, maybe temporary status to give the parents time to apply for citizenship legally. If they do not do what is needed for citizenship, then the whole family needs to be deported.

Yes. if they were not able to consent when they came here

Depends if they were born in the US or not

Yes, and make the process easier for their parents

Yes if their parents become US citizens

yes, if their parent(s) pay taxes.

if the children of illegal immigrants were born on U.S soil I believe the children should be granted legal citizenship but not the parents.

If they are under the age of 18

Yes, If they were born here, they are US citizens and would have dual citizenship. They could return to the US whenever they like, but their parents must apply for citizenship or remain in their country of origin.

Yes, if the child's parents actively work towards full citizenship within a specified time period.

I believe that children born in the United States are American Citizens just like everyone of us that is currently a US citizen with the exception to Indians who are actually indigenous to the United States. All of us had parents that came from another country at one time or another, again unless we are Indian. In addition I believe that the child has the right to have their parents become legal residents of this country provided they pay taxes, do not have legal issues or break the law etc.:

Yes, but only if they lived in the US before the age of 12

Yes, if they were born or naturalized here

Yes they should but only if they are born in the US.

yes, but they need to speed the process of applying

If the children live here for 15 years, then yes give them legal citizenshipip

immigrants 16 and under only

Yes, and grant parents citizenship.

Yes if they are under 16, if over 16 they should have to apply (and that process should be made easier)

Yes Only if the parents came here legally filled out legal Paper Work.

If they are born in the US, they should be granted citizenship, and under the case that their parents are illegal, they should be given a chance to become citizens through the legal process of immigration and citizenship

Yes, and allow them dual citizenship

Depending on their age. If they were born in the US, then they are automatically granted citizenship. (I think) however, if they are above the age of 13, they should have to take the citizenship test.

No, but they can be allowed to live here similar to a citizen but have to take a citizenship test around their high school graduation

yes, only if they were born in the united states.

Yes, if they formally apply

Require illegal immigrants with children to undergo the naturalization process for the whole family or face deportation.

Yes, if they were born here, but it should no grant their parents citizenship

Kinda, still deport the children under the condition that the children can come back to the USA and get citizenship when they're older.

people are not trusted with power over these.