Supreme Court justices on Wednesday debated the legality of the president's executive order seeking to redefine American citizenship. Adding to the drama, Trump attended part of the hearing in person.🔗: https://t.co/tMhwi01lNF https://t.co/dYj2ynqCYU ...

President Trump’s bid to redefine American citizenship may still be a legal long shot. But on Wednesday, the Supreme Court seemed to signal that it isn’t dismissing his position out of hand. https://t.co/Y9kkCaPiDb ...

former White Hse Deputy Chief of Staff for operations under President Obama, campaign manager for Obama's 2012 re-election and CEO of the Messina Group. Kimberly Atkins stories, columnist for the Boston Globe, writer of the Supreme Court newsletter, The Gavel, and an MSNOW political analyst. It's so good to have both of you here.Kimberly, let's just do the bottom line. What would it mean if Trump's executive order is upheld. It would mean changing what it means to be an American and putting that decision in ...

History took center stage as the Supreme Court debated the legality of Trump's executive order seeking to redefine American citizenship, but modern concerns also arose.Here are five key takeaways from more than two hours of oral arguments: https://t.co/6LTQgNb5iK ...

along with 24 other state AGs, argues that President Trump's executive order limiting birthright citizenship violates the Constitution. And he went beyond filing an amicus brief on that. He showed up in court for today's arguments.Attorney General Bonta joins me now. It's good to see you again, Mr. . Attorney General.You were there inside the room. So give us your impression of the arguments and if you have any sense of how the justices might be leaning. I felt optimistic going into the courtroom and coming ...

President Trump’s bid to redefine American citizenship is facing skepticism from Supreme Court justices across the ideological spectrum. Trump’s solicitor general has been peppered with questions that challenge key aspects of the administration’s position. https://t.co/ElFMC3stD6 ...

RT Sean Davis (@seanmdav)This is the language of the squatter: you don’t deserve that home, so I’m going to take it. The inheritance your family shed blood, sweat, and tears to build? You don’t deserve that, so I’m going to take it. The nation your ancestors crossed the ocean to build as your birthright? That actually belongs to Ilhan Omar and her Somalia fraudsters now. They are the real Americans.Make no mistake: this is the language that will justify the thievery of every last dime of inheritance your pa ...

RT Sean Davis (@seanmdav)Watching fresh-off-the-boaters crash out over this is funny, because you can see in their rage the total lack of gratitude for those who built this nation and their hatred of those for whom the nation was explicitly built and preserved.You can watch this in the low-IQ sleight of hand they attempt. At first they demand to be told they are every bit as American as someone whose family has been here for 400 years (the privilege of American citizenship is not enough, apparently), and wh ...

I was the first person in my family to be born in the U.S., writes constitutional law professor Akhil Reed Amar. The Constitution leaves no doubt: that makes me a full American citizen.🔗: https://t.co/C55E8pmtAk https://t.co/QuazsAc0eB ...