Jus soli

or like how they'll complain that rishi sunak becoming the prime minister you know what's that all about an indian guy ruling the being the british prime minister

is that where so you you guys also have um you know the only news i get from your country is is always uh the racist news i don't know how my algorithm works there's definitely a far right in the UK and you actually talk about that in the piece the rise of Enoch Powell the National Front my favorite slogan from the UK there ain't no black in the Union Jack yeah that was an old National Front slogan To what extent was the restriction of Jerusalem in Britain a response to explicitly racialized ideas about British identity? And how much of that political history do you find still relevant to contemporary debates about citizenship?

Yeah, it has a lot to do with race.

Why birthright citizenship was ultimately abrogated by the Thatcher administration.