Community Conversations
Braver Angels Dialogue Series:
Birthright Citizenship: Constitutional Right or Policy Debate?
Tuesday, March 25, 2025
7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
(Doors open at 6:30 for social time)
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Location will be provided after registration.
The debate over birthright citizenship is back in the national conversation, raising fundamental questions about the Constitution, immigration, and what it means to be an American. Some argue that the 14th Amendment guarantees citizenship to anyone born on U.S. soil, while others push for changes, citing concerns over immigration policies and national identity.
At our March Braver Angels discussion, we’ll take a thoughtful, respectful, and open-minded approach to this timely topic. Together, we’ll explore:
The history and legal basis of birthright citizenship
The key arguments for and against potential changes
How different perspectives shape our understanding of American identity
We’re still deciding on the best format—it could be a debate, a structured discussion, or something else entirely—but the goal remains the same: civil discourse and mutual understanding. Whether you have strong opinions or are just looking to learn more, we welcome you to join us. Let’s find common ground in a time of division.
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We state our views freely and fully, without fear.
We treat people who disagree with us with honesty, dignity and respect.
We welcome opportunities to engage those with whom we disagree.
We believe all of us have blind spots and everyone is worth talking to.
We seek to disagree accurately, avoiding exaggeration and stereotypes.
We look for common ground where it exists and, if possible, find ways to work together.
We believe that, in disagreements, both sides share and learn.
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