This podcast delves into the complex ramifications of birthright citizenship, examining how the current jus soli (right of the soil) framework might pose hidden risks to American prosperity and security. Critics argue that automatic citizenship encourages “birth tourism” and incentivizes illegal immigration, placing strains on public resources and potentially compromising public safety. Supported by lawmakers and security experts, these concerns fuel calls for reform, raising profound constitutional and social questions about citizenship, identity, and the future of American society. Join us as we unpack the history, legal context, and potential consequences of birthright citizenship to shed light on whether this foundational policy remains a boon or a threat to the nation’s well-being