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Birthright citizenship is back in focus after recent Supreme Court arguments, and Rep. Keith Self’s comments are part of that conversation. Calling it “exploitation” raises a bigger question—what does that mean for people who already have citizenship?

This looks at what current law says, what critics argue, and how this debate connects to people in North Texas.

https://tx3dnews.com/keith-self-birthright-citizenship-constitution-debate/

Rep. Keith Self’s (TX-03) comments come as birthright citizenship is being discussed again at the Supreme Court. The debate itself isn’t new—but the bigger issue is how something like this would actually be changed.

This focuses on current law, the arguments on both sides, and why the constitutional process matters just as much as the policy outcome.

https://tx3dnews.com/keith-self-birthright-citizenship-constitution-debate/

A lot of the issues being discussed in the TX-03 race — rising costs, healthcare, immigration, federal policy — are being felt across Collin County.

Recent posts from Keith Self and Evan Hunt show two different ways of talking about those issues. One is focused more on immigration and DHS funding, while the other is centered on cost of living and how those pressures are affecting families across North Texas.

https://tx3dnews.com/tx-03-self-hunt-social-media-messaging-differences/

Candidates running for mayor, city council, and Frisco ISD took questions from residents during a recent forum at the Islamic Center of Frisco.

Issues like traffic, development, school funding, and public safety came up throughout the discussion. Full recap here:
https://tx3dnews.com/frisco-candidates-town-hall-at-islamic-center-forum/

Frisco has grown rapidly over the years, bringing together people from all backgrounds. But a new op-ed raises concerns about whether recent campaign messaging is starting to challenge that sense of community.

It’s less about policy—and more about leadership tone and what kind of city Frisco wants to be.

https://tx3dnews.com/frisco-deserves-leadership-that-unites-not-divides/