We live in a wonderful world where dual citizenship is available in more and more places, but one country's criteria are ...

However, the U.S. adopted its jus soli policy from the United Kingdom ... and the oft-repeated narrative that women were entering the country to give birth and get their children citizenship ...

Birthright citizenship is a policy whereby a child is granted citizenship by the country they are born in. The United States has recognized birthright citizenship, or "jus soli" as it's known ...

The inclusion of jus soli makes Antigua and Barbuda an attractive option for families seeking citizenship with minimal barriers. Argentina Anyone born in the country, gains citizenship ...

Whether or not the child is born in the country doesn’t matter—citizenship still follows their parents’ nationality. The U.S., like many other countries that follow jus soli, also applies ...

"We are the only country in the world that does this with the birthright, as you know, and it's just absolutely ridiculous." But this isn’t true — plenty of other countries practice the principle of ...

The order attempts to end jus soli, the legal principle by which those born on U.S. soil automatically become U.S. citizens, instead restricting citizenship to those born to at least one citizen ...