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The Problem with Birthright Citizenship: Ed Erler on The American Mind

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Published on Dec 5, 2013

In part one of our four-part interview with California State University professor Edward J. Erler, Kesler and Erler discuss the history of American citizenship from the American Founding through the 14th Amendment and the modern era.

Watch more of 'The American Mind' on our website: http://www.theamericanmind-claremont....

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