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In this powerful and provocative episode of The Andrew Parker Show, Andrew dives into one of the most critical—and divisive—issues facing our nation today: citizenship.

What does it mean to be a citizen of the United States? Does citizenship still carry unique rights, responsibilities, and protections—or have we blurred the lines beyond recognition?

Andrew explores the legal, constitutional, and moral implications of deportation, immigration policy, and executive authority. He asks the hard questions:

• Should those who enter the U.S. illegally be entitled to the same rights as citizens?
• Can we deport individuals without due process if they never came through legal channels?
• And what is the role of the Supreme Court, the President, and Congress in deciding who stays and who goes?

With cases like Abrego Garcia in the spotlight and the rise of gang affiliations like MS-13 entering the national conversation, Andrew challenges both parties—Democrats and Republicans—for their handling of the border crisis, and offers his own vision grounded in principle, process, and patriotism.

Whether you're a legal scholar, political enthusiast, or just an engaged citizen, this episode will make you think critically about the foundation of our democracy.

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