ILLEGITIMATE BIRTH (SANCTIONING) ACT.

PROPOSITION TO LIMIT UNDOCUMENTED AND TOURIST ALIENS FROM

BENEFITS CONCEIVED BY HAVING AN AMERICAN CHILD.

A. INTRODUCTION.
The purpose of this act is to limit and sanction certain alien
parents of U.S. citizen children from obtaining benefits that
would otherwise be obtained by citizen and resident parents
of an American child.

B. SECTIONS OF THE ACT.

I. Any alien, with the capacity to give live birth to a

child, who attempts to enter the United States of
America on a tourist visa, or undocumented, while
being more than six (6) months pregnant with one or
more children, shall be denied entry into the country.

II. Children born in the United States to alien parents

who are either undocumented, or on a tourist visa,
may be subject to removal from the alien parent’s or
parents’ custody, if there is a good faith belief that the
parent or parents are not capable of raising the child
properly. They shall then be put into foster care, either
by an individual, entity, or the U.S. government.
III. A U.S. citizen born to alien parents, under the family
reunification program, may only sponsor citizenship to
their parents at the age of 21, if they were not
undocumented aliens or tourists. If they are, however,
then the minimum age of sponsorship will be 35 years.
They are also allowed to sponsor up to two (2) siblings
at the age of 21, no matter what the legal status of the
parents are. In all cases, sponsorships may be denied
for any reason.

IV. No alien parents of a U.S. citizen child, unless

otherwise specified in the exempt section, shall be
eligible to any monetary welfare benefits or programs.

V. If both parents of a United States citizen child, who is

under the age of five (5) years, are undocumented
aliens or tourists, then they must pay a fine of up to
$5,000.

VI. A U.S. citizen, who earned citizenship from

naturalization:
1. From a sponsorship by their native born U.S. citizen
child, and was a former undocumented alien or tourist
alien, shall not be eligible to sponsor any other family
member for citizenship.
2. From a sponsorship by their native born U.S. citizen
sibling born to parents, who were both at the time of
birth, aliens (except those exempted), shall only be
eligible to sponsor a spouse, and/or up to two (2) alien
children for citizenship.

Exempted aliens as defined in Section IV and VI:

All lawful permanent residents (Green card holders).
All aliens who are on a visa for extraordinary ability
or achievement.
All those who are in service of the United States
Armed Forces.