Anthony Romero

There would be hundreds of thousands. We have clients already in our litigation who are pregnant women whose children would be born after the date of the executive order, whose citizenship would be called into question.

There would be hundreds of thousands. We have clients already in our litigation who are pregnant women whose children would be born after the date of the executive order, whose citizenship would be called into question.

And you would have this, you would create a legal vehicle for intergenerational stigma and discrimination. I mean, it's like any of us who travel to places like Germany or Japan. These countries still struggle with what it means to be a German citizen or a Japanese citizen. You see the discrimination against Koreans in Japan. That's generations.

And you would have this, you would create a legal vehicle for intergenerational stigma and discrimination. I mean, it's like any of us who travel to places like Germany or Japan. These countries still struggle with what it means to be a German citizen or a Japanese citizen. You see the discrimination against Koreans in Japan. That's generations.

And you would have this, you would create a legal vehicle for intergenerational stigma and discrimination. I mean, it's like any of us who travel to places like Germany or Japan. These countries still struggle with what it means to be a German citizen or a Japanese citizen. You see the discrimination against Koreans in Japan. That's generations.

That's because they haven't had a concept like birthright citizenship like the way we do.

That's because they haven't had a concept like birthright citizenship like the way we do.

That's because they haven't had a concept like birthright citizenship like the way we do.

It's in the First Circuit. It's in federal court.

It's in the First Circuit. It's in federal court.

It's in the First Circuit. It's in federal court.

It's a good, we picked the First Circuit. You know, we're good lawyers. So we think about the clients. I mean, there are four different lawsuits that I keep track of. Ours was the first, two hours after he signed. That means that we were working up this lawsuit. For months. Months. Identifying the clients, identifying the theories, identifying the venues, honing the pleadings.

It's a good, we picked the First Circuit. You know, we're good lawyers. So we think about the clients. I mean, there are four different lawsuits that I keep track of. Ours was the first, two hours after he signed. That means that we were working up this lawsuit. For months. Months. Identifying the clients, identifying the theories, identifying the venues, honing the pleadings.

It's a good, we picked the First Circuit. You know, we're good lawyers. So we think about the clients. I mean, there are four different lawsuits that I keep track of. Ours was the first, two hours after he signed. That means that we were working up this lawsuit. For months. Months. Identifying the clients, identifying the theories, identifying the venues, honing the pleadings.

So as soon as we could see the executive order, we could fill it in and file, literally on a federal holiday, Martin Luther King Day.

So as soon as we could see the executive order, we could fill it in and file, literally on a federal holiday, Martin Luther King Day.

So as soon as we could see the executive order, we could fill it in and file, literally on a federal holiday, Martin Luther King Day.

We have the attorneys general. We have many of them on the East Coast. I think there are two cases on the East Coast, one case on the West Coast. And the attorneys general are important contributions because they're making administrative arguments. Like, how the hell are we supposed to implement this? I looked at my birth certificate. I found it.

We have the attorneys general. We have many of them on the East Coast. I think there are two cases on the East Coast, one case on the West Coast. And the attorneys general are important contributions because they're making administrative arguments. Like, how the hell are we supposed to implement this? I looked at my birth certificate. I found it.

We have the attorneys general. We have many of them on the East Coast. I think there are two cases on the East Coast, one case on the West Coast. And the attorneys general are important contributions because they're making administrative arguments. Like, how the hell are we supposed to implement this? I looked at my birth certificate. I found it.