What are anchor babies?
Answer:
some people can't afford an actual "anchor" so they tie a rope around a baby and throw it over board...
Mostly happens with Mexicans
I think you use them while fishing in your boat.
Ilegal imigrants.
illegal immigrants born in the USA...
Illegal infants that need to be sent back across the river .
People don't want to abort them, they want to have them because the baby is a US citizen even if the mother isn't.
This is a simple question. People who answered this wrongly are obviously dumb@$$3$. Anchor babies are the children of immigrants. For example, when a Mexican crosses the border and gets pregrant or is already pregnant and gives birth to a baby, that baby is an anchor child. Hope this helped you and the stupid asses that posted those stupid answers. Peace.
babies that were born here from illegal immigrants
Anchor babies are babies that are born in this country to illegal immigrant parents for the sole reason of keeping the illegal parents in this country. The baby is, by current law, a US citizen, so the parents have to stay in the country to raise it.
Many illegal immigrant women get pregnant and come to this country to have their baby so they will be able to have all the access to government supplemental programs and the rights of citizen because their baby is a US citizen.
Something needs to change. . .
If an illegal alien purposefully has children in the US in order to gain residence rights later, that is an anchor baby. Anyone born in the United States, regardless of their parent's status, is automatically a U.S. Citizen (i.e. a natural born citizen). There are some exceptions, but for the most part any child born in the US is a US citizen.
So, any child born to an illegal alien is a citizen of the United States. This creates a real predicament, because if you expel the illegal alien, you are as a result expelling their child, who is a US Citizen.
ask them
them would be the ones your gonna pay for for the rest of your life.
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