1. Are you an American citizen?
    Yes
    No
  2. How did you become an American citizen?
    I was born an American citizen
    I legally applied for, and eventually earned, U.S. citizenship
    Other
  3. Which of the following best describes your political affiliation?
    [Editor's Note: question modified to eliminate any 'political correctness'.]
    Conservative
    Moderate
    Fascist
    Socialist
    Communist
    Independent
    Idiot
    Fool
  4. Do you believe that all sovereign nations have the right and the duty to secure their borders and control who can and cannot immigrate to their country?
    Yes
    No
    Not Sure
  5. Do you believe that all sovereign nations have the right and the duty to determine who can and cannot become citizens of their country?
    Yes
    No
    Not Sure
  6. Do you think it makes sense that the babies born to foreign women who came here illegally should be granted automatic U.S. citizenship?
    Yes
    No
    Not Sure
  7. If it were up to you, which of the following would make someone an American citizen? (Please check all that apply.)
    A person born on U.S. soil with at least one parent being an American citizen
    A person born anywhere in the world with at least one parent being an American citizen
    A person born on U.S. soil to a non-American citizen
    A person who has come to the United States illegally
    A person who has applied for entry to the U.S. legally and U.S. citizenship legally
    A person who has come to the U.S. legally and lived here for more than 5 years
    A person who was born to illegal alien parents but grew up in the U.S.
    Other

    See Immigration Reform

  8. Before reading this previous email, were you aware of the history and intent of the 14th Amendment?
    Yes
    No
    Somewhat

    FROM Trump Challenges Birthright Citizenship

    14h Amendment was written in 1868 after a bitter Civil War ended slavery. It was written to ensure the civil rights of freed slaves and to correct the injustices spawned by the 1857 Dred Scott decision which denied that blacks were entitled to citizenship under the Constitution. Surely it cannot be seriously argued that the authors of the 14th Amendment had in mind babies born to residents of Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador who managed to sneak their pregnant bodies past a U.S. Border Patrol that didn’t exist yet in violation of immigration laws that hadn’t been written yet?"

  9. Before reading this previous email, were you aware that there are already roughly 4.5 million anchor babies in the United States and that 300,000 anchor babies are born on U.S. soil each year?
    Yes
    No
  10. Before reading this previous email, did you know that the parents and family members of anchor babies can apply for full U.S. citizenship once the baby reaches 21 years of age?
    Yes
    No
  11. Do you favor or oppose the current policy of Birthright Citizenship?
    Favor
    Oppose
    Not Sure
  12. Do you fear we are losing our country by cheapening the price of citizenship?
    Yes
    No
    Not Sure
  13. Do you believe the time has come for Congress to rewrite The 1965 Immigration Act (which led to the reading of the 14th Amendment to mean U.S. citizenship should be granted to anyone born on U.S. soil) and end Birthright Citizenship?
    Yes
    No
    Not Sure
  14. How important to you is it that we do what must be done to end Birthright Citizenship?
    Very Important
    Somewhat Important
    Not Important
  15. Would you support another government shutdown if that is what it will take to end Birthright Citizenship?
    Yes
    No
    Not Sure
  16. Are you willing to help Stand With Trump/TCC pressure Congress to enact legislation to end Birthright Citizenship?
    Yes
    No

Eric Raines, eeraines@bmstahoe.com