Cecillia (Cecilia) Wang

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What A Day · The Big One: Birthright Citizenship Is Upheld · 30 Jun 2026 podcast

President Trump can't do this through congressional action, and he should take a look around him, and he'll soon realize that any effort at a constitutional amendment is a dead end for him because the vast majority of Americans cherish birthright citizenship.

Good to be here.

What a day.

Well, I feel relieved and in a mood to celebrate, um,

On behalf of our brave clients, our three named plaintiffs and class representatives for the certified class in the Barbara case and for the hundreds of thousands of American families who have been waiting for the decision with bated breath and for the millions of Americans, for all of us,

who believe in the promise of equality that is the birthright citizenship clause of the 14th Amendment.

So, you know, it's worth celebrating this moment, even though we never should have been in this position where the president of the United States attacked this cherished pillar of American society.

But here we are.

We got out of it with a definitive win by a majority of the Supreme Court.

Yeah.

I mean, here's kind of the big picture.

President Trump

as with so many of his policies, was scapegoating certain non-citizens, certain immigrants, people who are lawfully in the United States on temporary visas.

And I should note, some of those temporary visas leave people in that status for years and years and years, even though they're eligible ultimately to become green card holders and to become U.S.

citizens.

And he's going after undocumented immigrants.

And he's using this

kind of trope of birth tourism, which is actually a minuscule, minuscule problem.

That's right.

And that Congress has already addressed through other laws.

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