Can the Foriegn Parents of a child born in the USA get Citizenship rights?
Reproduction is not a path to U.S. citizenship. The parents of a child who is born in the U.S. gain no immigration benefits. They do not become citizens or legal permanent residents simply because of the birth of the child. Of course, the child would be a U.S. citizen, and when that child is 21, the child could petition for the parents, and the parents could become permanent residents, and after five years of being permanent residents, they could apply for naturalization. So, if you don’t count the 26 plus years that it would take to become a U.S. citizen after the birth of a baby in the U.S., then, yes, foreign parents of a child born in the U.S. can obtain citizenship rights. Clearly, there is no immediate benefit from having a baby in the U.S., except perhaps the better hospitals in the U.S.
