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Dominican Republic's Controversial Decision to End Citizenship for Children of Illegal Immigrants

The Dominican Republic is set to terminate birthright citizenship for children born to undocumented immigrants, a move that has sparked widespread debate and concern. This decision particularly affects individuals of Haitian descent who have lived in the country for generations. Critics argue that this action undermines human rights, while supporters assert a need for stricter immigration control. The implications of this policy extend beyond citizenship, raising questions about national identity, social equality, and regional relations with neighboring Haiti.

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Dominican Republic's Controversial Decision to End Citizenship for Children of Illegal Immigrants

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