Many notable Americans are birthright citizens, from Secretary of State Marco Rubio to martial arts icon Bruce Lee.

In his autobiography, Never Grow Up, Chan recounted Wei's plan for him, saying, "Lo Wei wanted to turn me into Bruce Lee the Second." As Chan explained, his character was a "cold-blooded, ...

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Following his death, so many films inspired by Bruce Lee were released that an entire sub-genre of film, called "Brucesploitation", briefly came and went in an effort to cash in on his influence ...

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The Secretary of State, several former presidential candidates and martial arts icon Bruce Lee all became American citizens at birth because of birthright citizenship, which the Supreme Court has ...

Bruce Lee (R), who stared in the Fists of Fury, is seen on a stamp to mark the 100th anniversary of Chinese film at a post office in Zhengzhou, central China's Henan province, Sept. 1, 2005.