Mark (K):

In response to your response this weekend about the issue of birthright citizenship being secondary and not very consequential, I note the estimate by your own recent CIS study that: “Births to illegals now account for nearly one out of every 10 births in the United States.”

Do you really think that one birth in ten is not a very important proportion of U.S. births? Bearing in mind that under the current “chain migration”

laws, in 18 years from now every one of those ten will be able to petition for entry for their extended families?