Quote Originally Posted by ReformUSA2012 View Post
Those business's are still considered legal business's and they need to go after them as well. Plenty of business's held by illegal aliens, immigrants, and even citizens look specifically for illegal aliens while more so business's held by illegal aliens and immigrants. But when they are at risk of losing their business and a huge chunk of their money as well then things could change.

Far as birthright citizenship as long as 1 parent is a US citizen at time of birth then no issue. But citizenship should pass through the mother if not married and if a US citizen father signed the birth certificate at birth should be able to claim US citizenship as well. Cases like Cruz wouldn't be at odds as long as 1 biological or through marriage parent at birth is a US Citizen. The issue would come down to classes of Citizenship such as a Natural Born Citizen or a plain old Citizen.
You are missing the point regarding businesses owned by immigrants. The problem is from immigrants who go into business for the specific purpose of hiring immigrants and especially illegal immigrants. These immigrants would not even be immigrants if they could not plan on hiring illegals. Immigrants need to be threatened with deportation and loss of citizenship (if they have it) if they hire illegals. And no green card should ever be issued for employment by non-citizens or citizens who became citizens by applying for it.

Again, one parent cannot be sufficient for establish birthright citizenship. As I pointed above, if only only one parent is sufficient, then the other parent can be a criminal, completely incapable of having legal entry into the US. The only possible interpretation of the whole idea of birthright citizenship is that both parents must be US citizens in order to bestow citizenship on their offspring. Anything less than that is corrupt. This is what a Natural Born Citizen is, it is somebody born of parents who are both US citizens. Anything else is a simple corruption of language.