Being Jewish , be B'nei anusim .

There are different halachic considerations about B'nei anusim . The only thing that the great part of rabbis are agree is with the treatment  of  B'nei  anusim.  The descendants of Benei Anusim to want  to return to judaism they should be helped. This is considers in himself an important mitzvah.

Rabbi Moshe ben Maimon

In what has to be a Jew is concerned, Jews are considered those who born from a Jewish mother and those who have done the conversion or the children of those women who have made that ​​. In other hand Maimonides and Joseph Caro in his Shulchan Aruch reiterate that who born from belly Jew is always Jew.

Taking all this into account . We can consider as Jews according to Halacha B'nei anusim whose can demonstrate their offspring on the maternal line of Jewish women?

Jew is born Jewish although his mother had been converted to another religion he or she is still a Jew. For this reason and making a close reading of the Halacha those maternal line descendants of Jewish mother should be considered as the rest of the Jews. They have never lost their connection although their ancestors were forced to convert to Christianity 500 years ago.