I heard that, a baby have to be in America 6 months after born to be an American citizen. Is it true?

If it is true, how long have the baby to be in America, to become an American?I heard that, a baby have to be in America 6 months after born to be an American citizen. Is it true?
This is what's wrong with everything! Being an American should mean more than some infant's travel itenerary.





Being American is embracing certain principles and being willing to fight for the idea of liberty.





Your question probably centers around the ability to receive some federal benefit.I heard that, a baby have to be in America 6 months after born to be an American citizen. Is it true?
That is not true. A child born in the U.S. is automatically an American citizen.





http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/m鈥?/a>
No, just read the constitution. If you are born here, you are a citizen.





It's time the constitution was amended to prevent this applying to a mother who is here illegally.
Once it pops out, its an American,,,,,,,,,,
not true.
If the child is born here in the US then it is a citizen.
This is not true. the moment baby is born he/she is an american citizen.
No, you only have to be born here.
Nope, If born here, it is a US citizen.
The US is working on putting a stop to babies born here automatically becoming a citizen.


Poor babies to be used this way..if this is what is taking place..............have a baby to be eligible to receive money from host country.


It is always good to come in legally.
No! if it's born in the us then it is a us citizen
If a baby is born on American soil it is automatically a citizen. Thats why this immigration bill is getting so much flack, because so many illegals have had children here and by sending them back the gov't would be breaking up families.
Nope, born here you are a natural citizen
I wish. If the first bit of air the baby breaths is over America, then, by golly, its American. Free healthcare and all.