Lars Larson says ‘if you thought America’s welfare state and programs like Social Security and Medicare were in trouble before, you ain’t seen NUTHIN yet’

Lars Larson
The Northwest Nonsense

Brace yourself for a very different America after yesterday’s despicable decision from the Supreme court on birthright citizenship.

Lars Larson

A thousand little anchor babies are popping out of illegal aliens every day in America … and now they officially have citizenship that the Congress can’t override by passing a law.

It means that in a few decades the child of parents who violated the laws of the United States may end up running for president as a natural born citizen.

It’s a Democrat Socialists of America dream come true.

Citizenship in the greatest country on earth … the only one that recognizes the God Given rights of its citizens … has now become something that may be stolen.

Expect birthright tourism to explode … shipping in pregnant foreigners a few weeks before their waters break, to drop that anchor baby before heading home.

Twenty years later, that freshly minted citizen, with no cultural connection to this country, can come back to America and then apply to have the rest of his family join him.

If you thought America’s welfare state and programs like Social Security and Medicare were in trouble before, you ain’t seen NUTHIN yet.

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