Ramaswamy, echoing Trump, calls for an end to birthright citizenship

Vivek Ramaswamy's Radical Proposal

Indian-American presidential candidate advocates ending birthright citizenship for children of illegal immigrants in the US.

Background at the Republican Primary Debate

Ramaswamy expressed his stance during the second Republican primary debate at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library.

Basis for Ending Birthright Citizenship

Ramaswamy supports Donald Trump's 2015 proposal, arguing that children of undocumented immigrants shouldn't gain citizenship due to their parents' illegal entry.

Comprehensive Immigration Measures

Ramaswamy also endorses measures like border militarization, defunding sanctuary cities, and cutting foreign aid to Mexico and Central America.

Unique Stance Sets Him Apart

The candidate's radical policies have garnered attention, setting him apart in the crowded Republican primary field.

Criticism from Fellow Candidates

Ramaswamy faced criticism from fellow Republicans, with Senator Tim Scott accusing him of ties to the Chinese Communist Party.

Response to Criticism

Ramaswamy countered accusations, emphasizing the need for civil discourse rather than personal insults.

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