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The Mike Church ShowThe Mike Church Show #2070-The Battle To End Birthright Citizenship Is On
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Birthright Citizenship
Government by Judiciary
There was a bill introduced by a Congressman from Texas that is the Birthright Citizenship Act.
He actually said exactly what I told you guys yesterday.
He mentioned the freed slaves just as...
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