Should the United States continue to uphold birthright citizenship as guaranteed by the 14th Amendment, or should it be amended to exclude children of undocumented immigrants? Support your position with historical and legal evidence from the video we watched.

Does the original intent behind the 14th Amendment’s citizenship clause still apply in today’s context of immigration, or should the interpretation change to reflect modern circumstances? Use examples from the video’s discussion of historical cases like Wong Kim Ark and the Dred Scott decision.

Considering the global context and the unique history of the United States, does birthright citizenship promote unity and equality, or does it create challenges for national identity and immigration policy? Draw on the video’s analysis of legal precedents and political debates for your argument.