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Why Indians will benefit the most by US Supreme Court's order on birthright citizenship | Explained

Chief Justice John Roberts’ concluded that birthright citizenship has always depended primarily on birthplace — not on parents’ immigration status or domicile.

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Why Indians will benefit the most by US Supreme Court's order on birthright citizenship | Explained
Chief Justice John Roberts’ concluded that birthright citizenship has always depended primarily on birthplace — not on parents’ immigration status or domicile.
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