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In 1868 granting birthright citizenship to anyone born on our side of the line wasn't an issue because all you got was citizenship.
If you didn't get to work, like everyone else, you'd starve.
If you worked it was, relatively, simple to become a productive member of society rather than a burden.
It's an issue now because of the lavish, and unending, handouts and, as was pointed out in the comments, the penumbral right to bring everyone with even 1% consanguinity with you here to live.
The issue compounds.
Personally, I'm in favor of killing the handouts. We really can't afford them.
Ideally we only let the citizen stay and send their parents packing. I'm not sentimental about breaking up a family whose only goal is to punch out an anchor baby and start hanging from the welfare teat.
Especially now that we've seen how much fraud came with it.
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