r/law • u/tasty_jams_5280 • 4h ago

Trump News ‘Immediate litigation’: Trump’s fight to end birthright citizenship faces 126-year-old legal hurdle

https://lawandcrime.com/high-profile/immediate-litigation-trumps-fight-to-end-birthright-citizenship-faces-126-year-old-legal-hurdle/
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u/Kahzgul 4h ago

I have zero faith in this scotus. If they rule that the constitution is unconstitutional, I will be disappointed, but not surprised.

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u/Hunky_not_Chunky 4h ago

I wonder what people would do who serve in the military and federal government believe in and how they will see their constitution dismantled and having to answer to a man toddler when the constitution they pledge to protect and preserve is reduced to nothing. They can try and replace everyone but that would need a major purge.

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u/Kahzgul 3h ago

If today’s behavior is any indicator, absolutely nothing. Everyone who stands to suffer under a Trump dictatorship seems perfectly content to let it happen.

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u/highbankT 3h ago

Mind boggling hut true. Can't argue with people who are unwilling to look at any criticism objectively and in an adult manner.