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LakeVermilion

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1. If the Supreme Court was legitimate...

Reply to Rhiannon12866 (Original post)

Mon Mar 30, 2026, 08:31 PM

16 hrs ago

they would tell the administration to have Congress pass legislation to define citizenship. If birthright citizenship is in an amendment, then initiate the amendment process.

The Supreme Court has no reason to overturn birthright citizenship that was enacted into law via a legitimate process.

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If the Supreme Court was legitimate... LakeVermilion 16 hrs ago #1

Agreed! How many laws and norms does the felon-in-chief feel compelled to change?? Rhiannon12866 16 hrs ago #2