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The Supreme Court’s birthright citizenship decision isn’t as devastating as you think
On Friday, the Supreme Court released its long-awaited decision in Trump v. CASA, a case challenging President Donald Trump’s attempt to strip many Americans of citizenship. The Court handed Trump a narrow victory along party lines, with all six Republicans in the majority and all three Democrats dissenting.
Whether the court will let President Trump to enforce changes to birthright citizenship amid a legal challenge.
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The Supreme Court's 6-3 ruling on Friday that limits nationwide injunctions against President Trump's executive orders -- including one EO ending birthright citizenship -- is a "death blow to the rule ...
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The ACLU has served as counsel or filed amicus briefs in more than half of the cases that the Supreme Court will decide today ...
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