Kristin LaHargoue says her children, although born in the US, travel without birth certificates or Social Security numbers. Her thinking is aligned with the sovereign citizen movement: an ever-expanding group of anti-government activists that, for almost half a century, have operated on the belief that they aren’t subject to US law. "Hot take: You don’t actually need a birth certificate to raise a thriving, traveling, fully functional child."

For $497, LaHargoue sells a bundle that includes videos and templates for parents to obtain passports for their children based on “nationality” versus “citizenship,” with detailed instructions so they might respond confidently during “interactions with agents of the matrix.”

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[–] 27 points 1 day ago (2 children)

It's all sovereignty & fun & games until they get pulled over by the cops, ICE arrives, and each member of the family is sent to a different concentration camp.

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  • [–] 29 points 1 day ago (1 child)

    100%, every single last one of these people is white and thinks they won't get deported for not being able to prove citizenship

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  • [–] 22 points 1 day ago

    Nevermind that citizens with actual documentation have already been illegally deported.

    They may actually have a decent, unintentional point in that regard. But if paperwork isn't going to save you from fascism, lack of paperwork isn't either unless you are literally off the grid and living in some mud hut in a swamp where nobody will ever cross paths with you.

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