Former DOJ Chief of Staff Warns Supreme Court Birthright Ruling Creates Feudal Citizenship System

What was said

"The opinion endorsed by Amy Coney Barrett, John Roberts, and the three liberals is a feudal system of government where we are subjects and not citizens. John Roberts is drawing from the British tradition where again if you were born on the king's land, you belonged to the king. That is a fundamentally different form of government than what we have in the United States. And it's the exact form of government that we were rebelling against."

Chad Miselli, former Department of Justice chief of staff, argues that the Supreme Court's 6-3 birthright citizenship ruling fundamentally transforms American citizenship into a feudal system akin to British monarchy. He claims Chief Justice Roberts adopted a model where individuals become subjects rather than citizens based on consent and allegiance, contradicting the founding principles of American government. Miselli warns this allows foreign nationals, including Chinese tourists in Guam, to produce future American citizens with primary allegiance to other nations.