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Could You Prove You’re a US Citizen?
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And if there's no more birthright citizenship, how will any of that help anyway?
At some point very soon, I see everyone having to appear before some official, fill out pages of forms, pay a fee, and take an oath in order to be registered as a citizen.
Only American citizens are able to hold a passport so that would be a way to prove it. In fact, for most people, your passport is easily the most valid form of government ID that you can get.
unless it’s claimed to be a fake
Unless it’s taken or until it expires