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In reply to the discussion: Supreme Court upholds birthright citizenship, blocks Trump order [View all]BumRushDaShow
(174,114 posts)18. The debate point seemed to be focused on the term "domicile"
and what that may have meant in the 1800s vs today.
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I didn't see how divided it was... could you tell me? I'm headed out the door on errands... thanks!
slightlv
Jun 30
#8
Super important point-- this issue isn't going away for the rightwing. We HAVE to fix the court.
LymphocyteLover
Jun 30
#20
Yeah, but the point is they have their teeth in this one and are unlikely to let go
LymphocyteLover
Jun 30
#42
What?!??!! The thugs and hacks on the Supreme Court actually READ the Constitution?
NNadir
Jun 30
#24
The law isn't important to Trump. What is important to him is his racist signaling to his adoring base, and he has
Doodley
Jun 30
#27
I support our next Democratic president throwing spaghetti at the wall with outlandish overreach too!
ffr
Jun 30
#34
Legal experts sound alarm after razor-thin birthright vote: 'The most insane part'
LetMyPeopleVote
Wednesday
#44