US EditionKetanji Brown Jackson Raises Hypothetical Scenario Involving Japan and Wallet Theft During Citizenship Hearing
- Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson used a hypothetical about stealing a wallet in Japan to question whether temporary visitors owe local allegiance to the laws of the country they visit during Supreme Court oral arguments on birthright citizenship in Trump v. Barbara.
- The Supreme Court is hearing Trump v. Barbara to decide the constitutionality of President Trump's executive order ending birthright citizenship for children born to illegal aliens and foreign tourists, with justices expressing skepticism about the administration's arguments.
- Solicitor General John Sauer argued that birthright citizenship was meant for freed slaves and their children with permanent allegiance, excluding children of temporary visitors and illegal immigrants lacking legal domicile, referencing the 14th Amendment's original intent.
- ACLU attorney Cecilia Wang argued that birthright citizenship is protected by the 14th Amendment for all born in the U.S., warning that millions could lose citizenship if the executive order is upheld.
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Ketanji Brown Jackson Sparks Derision During Supreme Court Oral Arguments with Bizarre Tangent About Stealing Wallets
The woman who won her seat on the Supreme Court by claiming not to know what a “woman” is proved yet again on Wednesday that she’s no great shakes when […] The post Listen: Ketanji Brown Jackson Sparks Derision During Supreme Court Oral Arguments with Bizarre Tangent About Stealing Wallets appeared first on The Western Journal.
Justice Jackson Suggests Foreign Tourists Qualify for Birthright Citizenship Because They Have 'Local Allegiance' to U.S. While on Vacation
Justice Jackson made her case for why the children of tourists ought to qualify for birthright U.S. citizenship if they are born in the U.S.
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Independent Journal ReviewKetanji Brown Jackson Makes Head-Scratching Argument Involving Japan, Wallet Theft During Citizenship Hearing
Supreme Court Associate Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson made an argument involving stealing a wallet from Japan during oral arguments.
YOU CAN'T MAKE THIS UP: Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Claims Stealing a Wallet in Japan Makes You 'Locally Owe Allegiance' in Bizarre Birthright Citizenship Argument
Far-Left Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson left many Americans scratching their heads after offering a bizarre analogy involving… stealing a wallet in Japan.
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