Why did the United States allow illegal birthrights in the first place?

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In the USA, if you come and you're illegal and you have your kid in the USA, he/she is a citizen here for life. Why did the USA ever allow this in the first place? It sounds backward, doesn't it? Who ever allowed this birthrights craziness in the first place?
If this birthright thing is in the Constitution, then why don't we enact an AMENDMENT? Something like a LEGAL IMMIGRANT amendment? Wouldn't that seem logical?

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It was a misinterpretation/misapplication by the supreme court of the 14th amendment many years ago. And once there is precedent, you can't go back. The only answer is to repeal the 14th amendment.

The writers of the 14th amendment intended to give citizenship to former slaves, and descendants of former slaves. Not to children of criminals. They would be appalled if they knew what their amendment was being used for. Apparently we fought the civil war, and reconstruction, and passed a lot of laws to put the south in its place, and we continue to monitor the south (they can't do their own redistricting for example) so that we could be invaded by illegals plopping out anchor babies today.

What do men and society as a whole have against vasectomy as means of birth control?

Don S

It seems like society has placed complete burden of birth control mostly on women. Women have a much more complex "plumbing" system than men and they (women) are always left holding the bag as the result of sex. The existing birth control practices and medical devices used by women are not only expensive, requires monitoring and attention, often have side effects, controversial and sometimes dangerous. A slight disregard and it ends up on unwanted pregnancies and possibility of abortions. On the other hand improper and/or careless use of condoms often result in unwanted pregnancies. So why don't men take the responsibility of practicing birth control. Other than the perceived insult to manhood or machoism, it is simple, safe and inexpensive and readily reversible. I shoot "blanks" myself. I had my vasectomy and guess what? My voice did not change and I never found men cute. Sex was better and my partners were much less anxious and romantically at ease. BTW, once a couple decide to have children, vasectomy can easily be reversed or one may take advantage of a sperm bank. One drawback to this concept is that it will result in drastically less business for the medical and pharmaceutical industries.

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Nothing! You only perceive that as a whole men are against vasectomies because those who are against vasectomies make noise about it. Men who are willing to get a vasectomy usually have no agenda and really have no need to make it known that the had or will have a vasectomy.

In the USA about 50% of men, in general, get a vasectomy by the age of 40. In countries like Germany, Japan, and the UK the numbers are higher.

Why? A vasectomy costs about half the price of one monthly child support installment. Also birth control pills are dangerous to the health of women.

Men who are low income very seldom seek a vasectomy. To them it is like losing their "manhood". Men who are professional almost always seek a vasectomy to protect their assets from paternity suits.

Watch any of the documentaries on the subject available on YouTube and see for yourself.

Btw: a reversal is seldom successful. There is no legal definition for a success when it come to vasectomy reversal. When the doctor says 95%, success rate it does not mean 95% of his clients made babies.

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Should we require testing for having kids in the USA?

Is buying a fetal heart doppler worth it?

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Pep

I want to buy one just to hear the heartbeat myself and bond with my baby, and let the father and friend hear it also.

I keep getting mixed reviews over the internet but not sure to spend the $60 on the Sonoline B Ultrasound Fetal Doppler.

I'm not high risk, I never MC'd & I'm pretty healthy and no complications so far, I'm 13weeks.

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when you're pregnant, there is nothing you want more than to know what's going on with the little person growing inside of you. If you have experienced complications or miscarriages in previous pregnancies, you may be even more anxious to know that your baby is healthy and happy inside of you. Having to wait between prenatal appointments to hear your child's heartbeat can make you uneasy. Thankfully, it is now possible to check on your baby with your own fetal heart monitor right at home.

How Fetal Monitors Work

At your prenatal appointments, you have likely been thrilled to hear your baby's heart beating. In order for you to hear your child's heartbeat, your health care provider uses a device known as a fetal heart rate monitor or doppler. This device uses a probe to detect high frequency sound waves that are produced by your baby's heart.

Because these sound waves aren't easily heard under normal conditions, a gel, oil or water solution is spread onto your belly. The probe is then moved around this area until your child's heartbeat is detected. Once the sound waves are found, they are then sent from the probe to the doppler fetal heartbeat monitor, which amplifies the sound for you to hear.


Fetal Heart Monitors at Home
Starting as early as eight weeks, it is possible to hear your baby's heartbeat. Although your child's heart rate is checked at every prenatal appointment, if you have experienced numerous miscarriages or serious pregnancy complications in previous pregnancies, you may be a bit apprehensive about having to wait so long to know that your baby is healthy. This is why many companies have begun to offer fetal heart rate monitors for home use.

Using Fetal Heart Rate Monitors at home can provide parents with comfort and reassurance that their pregnancy is progressing as it should. Fetal Heart Rate Monitors can also offer peace of mind to those couples who are currently experiencing complications in their pregnancy as the device can help to alert you when there is a serious problem with your baby. Couples that must often go to the emergency room due to problems in the pregnancy may find that home fetal baby heart monitors helps to reduce the number of trips they make.

Fetal doppler monitors are handheld devices that are generally easy to use. At home models usually run on batteries. If you are using one of these devices, you can start trying to detect your baby's heartbeat as early as eight weeks although most parents won't be able to find the heartbeat until the 10th to 12th week of pregnancy. Additionally, many at home models allow you to record the sound of your child's heartbeat, which you can easily download onto your computer as a special keepsake of your pregnancy.

Because Fetal Heart Rate Monitors be used at home, using and reading a fetal monitor is fairly simple. To find your child's heartbeat, place the special gel or lotion on your belly just above the pubic bone and then slowly move the probe around, tilting it at different angles. Fetal Heart Rate Monitors will automatically display the number of heartbeats per minute on their screen. If your fetal monitor is not digital, then count the number of heartbeats you hear over the course of ten seconds and multiply this by six to get the beats per minute.


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What are the chances of having twins when you go through artificial insemination?

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And what form of egg fertilization is more likely to make you have more than one child at a time?

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I just wanted to clear up some misinformation that Doodlestuff gave you and clear up a few things so she is not misinformed any longer. Number one, IVF is not artificial insemination (AI). AI is when sperm is placed into the cervix or the uterus. With IVF, you are stimulated, eggs are collected, fertilized with sperm, and they are transferred back to you. And, according to SART - Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology who collects data from clinics in the USA (who transfers it directly to CDC) regarding IVF pregnancy rates, failed cycles, and live births, the twin birth rate is 25% and the triplet birth rate is 1.4%. Far from 1/3. With clinics that follow the strict SART guidelines, IVF twin rates decreased to 20.3%. Unfortunately the RARE clinic like the one Octomom went to did not follow the guidelines and altered those rates. With IVF you have more control than medicated AI cycles and so the multiple rate is lower. The ASRM guidelines do not recommend transferring one embryo. It is no more than two depending on a number of factors including age, prognosis, embryo quality etc. And, with one embryo transferred back to you there is a statistically significant reduction in the likelihood of live birth. Ironically enough, transferring more than one does not greatly increase your chance of multiples but does increase your odds of conception. You are more than twice as likely to give birth when having two embryos transferred than opting for a single embryo transfer. When you have been through the ringer with fertility treatments and have to dig deep in your pockets to pay $10,000+ for an IVF cycle, you will want to do anything possible to increase your odds of success.

AI does not increase the chance of multiples unless the woman has been given drugs to stimulate her ovaries. Many will monitor her ovulation and once she is close to ovulation will get inseminated with sperm. With stimulated AI cycles such as IUI, the rate of multiple gestation pregnancies is close to 30%. So with AI, your chances of conceiving multiples is higher. Some women with medicated AI cycles produce more follicles than her doctor wanted. If the women does this, the cycle is often canceled as not to risk a high order multiple (HOM) pregnancy. But, in some cases, the couple ignores their doctor's advice not to have intercourse. Jon and Kate Gosslin are an example of that. One thing to mention, if you did conceive multiples it does not necessarily mean you will carry them to term. I conceived twins via IVF after transferring 2 embryos (My other IVF attempts I did the same and only conceived a singleton twice). I lost both.

Women going through IVF today face a much lower risk of a multiple pregnancy. Most clinics, when possible, do a 5 day blastocyst transfer and transfer no more than two.

Do know that the goal of ALL fertility treatments is one baby and most doctors strive to reach that goal. Multiple pregnancies and births are risky, to the children and the mother.

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