Sen. Rand Paul, Sen. Lindsey Graham, Speaker John Boehner, House Majority Whip Steve Scalise, Rep. Mike Coffman, and Rep. Joe Heck have all backed plans to revoke birthright citizenship in the past.
On the matter of birthright citizenship, O'Reilly said that Trump's plan to abolish it would be foiled by the Fourteenth Amendment, which says, "All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States".
Debate over the 14th Amendment has gained traction in recent days since billionaire businessman Donald Trump released his immigration plan, calling for an end to birthright citizenship.
> Carly Fiorina took a similar approach -- dismissing the wall plan and trying to hedge on the birthright cititzenship question.
Bush has called Trump's plan to end the constitutional guarantee of birthright citizenship as out of line with conservative principles.
Which brings me to the next point: On the off chance that those now-aging Mexican parents had a nefarious, 31-year plan, Trump has called for an end to birthright citizenship.
Since word first spread last year of the company's sketchy $11 million plan, the city has rallied to preserve a Midwestern birthright.
This made his plan to lead a country feel quite normal, even a birthright.
Trump's immigration plan, released on his campaign website, says he would "end birthright citizenship... the biggest magnet for illegal immigration".
Meanwhile, Marco Rubio said he was "open to doing things that prevent people who deliberately come to the U.S. for the purposes of taking advantage" of birthright citizenship, but said that Trump's proposal to eliminate the doctrine was "really not a workable plan".
