Adam Serwer
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first heard Jun 2026
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It's Stephen Miller.
And Miller is someone who believes that the, you know, 1965 act that repealed those racist restrictions on immigration was the thing that ruined the country.
So it's really a sort of, you know, extraordinarily like out in the open here as to, you know, what the purpose of what they're trying to do is.
You know, their view is that America is a very specific ethno is based on a very specific ethno religious tradition.
And so the diversity of the country is destroying the America that they understand to be real America.
And, you know, this is part of their plan to reverse that.
I mean, look, you can make that argument.
I mean, obviously, you know, Eric Foner, the eminent Civil War historian, Reconstruction historian, refers to, you know, the Reconstruction era as the second founding.
And I think that's an apt argument.
description for it, but we're talking about constitutional amendments here.
The solution to fix the problems that you see with our collective social contract is to amend the Constitution.
There's a process for that.
You can propose an amendment for whatever you think is wrong with the Constitution as it currently exists, and then if it gets ratified and added to the Constitution, then you've solved your problem.
But instead, what the Trump administration is doing is demanding that the Supreme Court rewrite
and nullify the reconstruction amendments by fiat, by arbitrary one-sided decision, essentially amending the constitution without having to actually amend it.
And that I think is not defensible or justifiable.
I think one of the things that people do not appreciate about this is how much absolute chaos this would be.
Because people think, oh, this will just hurt undocumented immigrants.
No.
After this, every baby born in the United States has to prove that it's a citizen of the United States.
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