What Did The 14th Amendment Do?

The 14th amendment was enacted in 1868, after the Civil War.
It secures the equal rights, citizenship, due process of law, and equal protections to all former slaves and their descendants.
It requires each and every state to provide equal protection to all of the citizens of that state.
It has been used, in court, to aid in removing racial segregation, and a few more issues.

The fourteenth amendment let african americans become U.S. Citizens

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first intended to secure the rights of former slaves. It guarantees the due process and equal protection of each state's laws. It was proposed on June 13, 1866, and was ratified on July 9, 1868
 
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It makes us all equal like equal rights and thing like that and it tells us not to be races

Gives illegals the right to become citizens when they have a baby in our country which is totally a bunch of bull.