Videos on the 14th Amendment and birthright citizenship - page 1

Short statement by Dr. John Eastman

This is a statement by Dr. John C. Eastman, Dean of Chapman University's School of Law. He is also Director for the Center for Constitutional Jurisprudence at The Claremont Institute. As an expert in constitutional law, Dr. Eastman has testified before Congress on the issue of the Fourteenth Amendment and birthright citizenship. In this statement, Dr. Eastman discusses the 14th Amendment, anchor babies, and birthright citizenship. (5 minutes).

Read John Eastman's transcript. Note that a longer CAPS video interview of Dr. Eastman can also be viewed: see part 1 and part 2.

Interview of Dr. John Eastman, part 1

Part 1 of a CAPS interview of Dr. John C. Eastman, Dean, Chapman University School of Law, and the Director for the Center for Constitutional Jurisprudence at The Claremont Institute. Dr. Eastman is an expert in constitutional law and has testified before Congress on the issue of birthright citizenship. In this interview, Dr. Eastman discusses birthright citizenship and the Fourteenth Amendment. He contrasts the intentions of the Founding Fathers and the Constitution with extraordinarily high levels of illegal immigration - which fosters ignoring the rule of law. Dr. Eastman noted that "We are embarked upon a very dangerous experiment at the moment."
Read John Eastman's transcript.

Interview of Dr. John Eastman, part 2

Part 2 of CAPS interview of Dr. John C. Eastman, Dean of Chapman University's School of Law. Dr. Eastman offers additional observations on birthright citizenship and the fourteenth Amendment. Read John Eastman's transcript.

Diana Hull, President of Californians for Population Stabilization, discusses the 14th Amendment and Anchor Babies

Introduction to the video statement by Dr. John Eastman (included above).

William Chip, Washington, DC attorney, discusses birthright citizenship, anchor babies, and interpretation of the 14th Amendment