After Supreme Court defeat, Sen. Mike Lee pushes to end birthright citizenship

“In today’s world,” the Utah Republican says, “unrestricted, automatic birthright citizenship is suicidal.”

(Alex Goodlett | Special to The Tribune) U.S. Sen. Mike Lee, shown at a GOP convention in Orem in April, wants a constitutional amendment to end birthright citizenship.

After Supreme Court defeat, Sen. Mike Lee pushes to end birthright citizenship

“In today’s world,” the Utah Republican says, “unrestricted, automatic birthright citizenship is suicidal.”

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