VICII: Birthright Citizenship: No Asterisks, No Exception!

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From VICII:

All her life, Sandy Baird has fought for equality, standing firmly for the rights of the marginalized and advocating for justice at every turn. Her unwavering dedication to the Constitution, and especially to the Fourteenth Amendment, is a testament to her belief in the sanctity of American democracy. For Sandy, the Constitution was not merely a set of legal codes—it was a moral declaration of justice, a promise that America belongs to all those born on its soil, regardless of ancestry, status, or political agenda.

In the wake of recent challenges to birthright citizenship, particularly through executive actions that sought to undermine the Citizenship Clause of the 14th Amendment, Sandy’s fight is more relevant than ever. This clause guarantees citizenship to all persons born or naturalized in the United States, and it is the foundation of our nation’s promise of equality. To attack this right is to undermine the very bedrock of American democracy.

We invite you to honor Sandy Baird’s life-long fight for equality and join us for a critical public discussion on birthright citizenship, as we explore its legal and constitutional importance in light of recent challenges. Ryan Kane, Deputy Solicitor General at the Vermont Attorney General's Office, will lead the conversation, providing insights into the legal framework of the 14th Amendment and the efforts to erode birthright citizenship.

For more information about VICII please visit: www.VICII.org/events

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