SUPREME COURT SET TO RULE ON BIRTHRIGHT CITIZENSHIP
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This storyIn 1898, SCOTUS upheld birthright citizenship for whose child?
- A Chinese laborer's
- An Irish immigrant's
- A Mexican farmhand's
- A German merchant's
Guess, then reveal the answer
A Chinese laborer's
This storyHow many years passed before an arrest was made in the 1979 Etan Patz case?
- 12 years
- 22 years
- 33 years
- 41 years
Guess, then reveal the answer
33 years
The key birthright citizenship case involved a SF cook!
In 1898, Wong Kim Ark — born in San Francisco to Chinese immigrants — was denied re-entry to the U.S. The Supreme Court ruled 6-2 he was a citizen, setting the precedent still being debated today.
The 14th Amendment's birthright rule was tested in 1898 by a cook!
Wong Kim Ark, a San Francisco chef born to Chinese immigrants, won a Supreme Court case establishing that U.S.-born children of immigrants are citizens — a precedent still at the heart of today's debate.
