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Amanda Frost

๐Ÿ‘ค Speaker
293 total appearances

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The History of Birthright Citizenship

The Reconstruction Amendment should not be law. We should turn back the clock.

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The History of Birthright Citizenship

The Reconstruction Amendment should not be law. We should turn back the clock.

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The History of Birthright Citizenship

And in fact, the lawyers for Wong Kim Ark call him on that. And they say in their brief, this nation spilled so much blood to fight this. for the end of slavery and to establish the 13th and 14th and 15th Amendments and change our nation and change our Constitution. And you should not accept the argument that these amendments are invalid.

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The History of Birthright Citizenship

And in fact, the lawyers for Wong Kim Ark call him on that. And they say in their brief, this nation spilled so much blood to fight this. for the end of slavery and to establish the 13th and 14th and 15th Amendments and change our nation and change our Constitution. And you should not accept the argument that these amendments are invalid.

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The History of Birthright Citizenship

And in fact, the lawyers for Wong Kim Ark call him on that. And they say in their brief, this nation spilled so much blood to fight this. for the end of slavery and to establish the 13th and 14th and 15th Amendments and change our nation and change our Constitution. And you should not accept the argument that these amendments are invalid.

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The History of Birthright Citizenship

So the length of time between the oral argument and the ruling was over a year. So the case was argued March 5th and March 8th, 1897, and the final Supreme Court decision wasn't announced until March 28th, 1898. And that was an extraordinary long period of time. It would be extraordinary today. It was even more so then.

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The History of Birthright Citizenship

So the length of time between the oral argument and the ruling was over a year. So the case was argued March 5th and March 8th, 1897, and the final Supreme Court decision wasn't announced until March 28th, 1898. And that was an extraordinary long period of time. It would be extraordinary today. It was even more so then.

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The History of Birthright Citizenship

So the length of time between the oral argument and the ruling was over a year. So the case was argued March 5th and March 8th, 1897, and the final Supreme Court decision wasn't announced until March 28th, 1898. And that was an extraordinary long period of time. It would be extraordinary today. It was even more so then.

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The History of Birthright Citizenship

So you can imagine the fear that Wong Kim Ark might have been feeling as month after month went by without a decision. And it's the sign the Supreme Court was really struggling with what to do in this case and how to decide it. And his lawyers were probably also greatly concerned. But they were brilliant lawyers.

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The History of Birthright Citizenship

So you can imagine the fear that Wong Kim Ark might have been feeling as month after month went by without a decision. And it's the sign the Supreme Court was really struggling with what to do in this case and how to decide it. And his lawyers were probably also greatly concerned. But they were brilliant lawyers.

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The History of Birthright Citizenship

So you can imagine the fear that Wong Kim Ark might have been feeling as month after month went by without a decision. And it's the sign the Supreme Court was really struggling with what to do in this case and how to decide it. And his lawyers were probably also greatly concerned. But they were brilliant lawyers.

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The History of Birthright Citizenship

And they told the Supreme Court, if you rule for the government, that the children of immigrants are not citizens, you will take away citizenship from hundreds of thousands, maybe millions of people, including lots of white people. And the court heard that loud and clear and even noted that in its opinion.

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The History of Birthright Citizenship

And they told the Supreme Court, if you rule for the government, that the children of immigrants are not citizens, you will take away citizenship from hundreds of thousands, maybe millions of people, including lots of white people. And the court heard that loud and clear and even noted that in its opinion.

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The History of Birthright Citizenship

And they told the Supreme Court, if you rule for the government, that the children of immigrants are not citizens, you will take away citizenship from hundreds of thousands, maybe millions of people, including lots of white people. And the court heard that loud and clear and even noted that in its opinion.

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The History of Birthright Citizenship

On March 28th, they issued a ruling, 6-2, because they were down a member, so only eight members.

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The History of Birthright Citizenship

On March 28th, they issued a ruling, 6-2, because they were down a member, so only eight members.

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The History of Birthright Citizenship

On March 28th, they issued a ruling, 6-2, because they were down a member, so only eight members.

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The History of Birthright Citizenship

Regardless of the immigration status of their parents are citizens of the United States.

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The History of Birthright Citizenship

Regardless of the immigration status of their parents are citizens of the United States.

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The History of Birthright Citizenship

Regardless of the immigration status of their parents are citizens of the United States.