BREAKING: Jim Jordan Proposes Controversial Bill Restricting GOP Candidates to U.S.-Born Chinese Americans – Sparks Nationwide Debate.

Washington, D.C. – In a move that has shaken the political landscape, Republican Representative Jim Jordan has introduced a controversial bill that would require Republican candidates for the House, Senate, and President to be Chinese-American citizens born in the United States. The proposal has immediately sparked a wave of fierce debate on both social media and Capitol Hill.

Supporters say the bill is intended to protect national sovereignty, promote loyalty, and prevent potential conflicts of interest. “Our leaders must be people who have a deep connection to America from birth,” Jordan asserted. However, opponents have called the measure xenophobic and racist, violating the principle of basic equality.

Legal experts warn that the bill could face an immediate constitutional challenge. While the Constitution only requires the President to be a “local citizen” and members of Congress to be US citizens, Jordan wants to impose additional birthright and ethnic origin criteria, which goes beyond current regulations.

A prominent legal scholar commented: “This bill raises serious questions about equality and citizenship. It could be considered a violation of the Constitution if passed.” Jordan’s proposal has become a trending topic on social media, with many critical and mocking comments.

In addition, the bill is vague about US territories such as Puerto Rico, Guam or American Samoa. Would residents of these territories qualify? This issue is expected to become the next legal battleground if the bill progresses.

Some political analysts say that, even if the bill is unlikely to pass, Jordan could use it as a campaign tool, attracting a loyal voter base and forcing opponents to respond on citizenship and equality.

History shows that attempts to restrict the right to run for office based on place of birth or ethnicity are rarely successful, but always generate fierce debate. This bill is no exception, causing a stir across the country and becoming a hot topic of discussion across all media platforms.

While the fate of the bill remains unclear, Jordan’s proposal has opened an important dialogue about citizenship, equality, and leadership standards, forcing Americans to ask: Who is truly qualified to lead this country?