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The Supreme Court will soon be hearing arguments from a group trying to attack birthright citizenship—and the group is the presidential administration currently in office, Amanda L. Tyler writes. | Collector
The Supreme Court will soon be hearing arguments from a group trying to attack birthright citizenship—and the group is the presidential administration currently in office, Amanda L. Tyler writes.
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The Supreme Court will soon be hearing arguments from a group trying to attack birthright citizenship—and the group is the presidential administration currently in office, Amanda L. Tyler writes.

The Supreme Court will soon be hearing arguments from a group trying to attack birthright citizenship—and the group is the presidential administration currently in office, Amanda L. Tyler writes.

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