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For those wondering what Soli is: > Project Soli is developing a new interaction sensor using radar technology.

But if Google brings back Glass and ships Soli in IoT/smart household objects, then you'd have the same result.

It's certainly not as simple as Soli seems because of the augmented-reality component it uses.

Move from jus soli to jus sanguinus; no one without a parent who is a citizen of the state automatically becomes a citizen.

Just fyi: most countries do not operate a jus soli-based citizenship system.

Personally I would prefer the US to abolish or drastically modify the American Jus Soli provision.

Project Soli is developing a new interaction sensor using radar technology.

> I point to it because it seems you're taking the position the US is rare in its application of Jus Soli I'm not.

I see no such thing with This, nor with Soli or Ara.

Also their children become legal via jus soli.

You could probably find a hair splitting argument that the child must be born in an actual ‘State’, but aside from that, jus soli citizenship is pretty clearly part of the constitution.

Remember in US illegal immigrants can still get WIC and public schooling and their reward for popping out a child is the child now has citizenship and the benefits of such-- those European countries you mention don't normally offer unrestricted jus soli citizenship.

Bach was deeply religious, and not just because of some lap-dog sense of "that's who's paying the bills." He signed most of his works as "SDG", short for "Soli Deo Gloria", which roughly translates as "to God alone belongs all glory.

Jus Soli[1] has its own share of challenges and problems[2][3].