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Trump Is Wrong About Birthright Citizenship. History Proves It.
As legal experts have explained, the text of the amendment itself disproves Trump’s claim, which the court’s conservatives — who so often extoll the virtues of originalism, interpreting the Constitution based on its meaning at the time it was written — should well know. So does the historical record.
The Supreme Court lifted lower court blocks on a presidential order ending birthright citizenship for children born to ...
In 1898, in the landmark case of U.S. v Wong Kim Ark, the Supreme Court reaffirmed the birthright citizenship guarantee, ...
Trump would like us to believe that he is defending the nation’s heritage, but his attempts to weaponize citizenship against ...
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Could 2025 Unravel America’s Promise? The Surprising History and High-Stakes Fight Over Birthright CitizenshipIs America on the verge of rewriting who’s in? That’s the echo sounding through courtrooms and neighborhoods in the wake of ...
Lately, Georgia State University law professor Anthony Michael Kreis has become a go-to source on questions about President Donald Trump’s frenzied efforts to reshape the federal government—the main ...
As a result of today’s decision, even if the birthright citizenship revocation policy is ultimately struck down, it will have functioned in the meantime—unimpeded, unremedied, and untouchable ...
Last week, the Supreme Court failed to stand up strongly for a bedrock constitutional provision granting birthright ...
It turns out that the President's three eldest children, Don Jr, 47, Ivanka, 43, and Eric, 41, were born to a non-US citizen ...
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