General Sauer
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General Sauer, before we get into the broader national issues, would you start with Dred Scott?
Dred Scott was a case about state citizenship.
It was a diversity case.
And, of course, we know what Chief Justice Taney did with that.
How does the citizenship clause respond specifically to Dred Scott and answers or changes or corrects its answer as to citizenship?
The other point is the citizenship clause refers not just to national citizenship, but also to state citizenship.
Are we to have two different definitions for those?
It's one word, citizens of the United States and citizens of the state wherein they reside.
So as you begin, I'd like you to go back at the beginning and be more specific about the answer.
And I want you to explain whether or not those two definitions are the same or related and what state citizenship is based on.
Thank you.
Justice Thomas, anything further?
General, you're getting a lot of questions about immigration, and they hark it back, of course, to citizenship, which is defined in or set out in the 14th Amendment.
How much of the debates around the 14th Amendment had anything to do with immigration?
But there are mentions of temporary sojourning multiple places in... And there was Justice Sotomayor brought up Long King Arc.
There was no question in that case about domicile, was there?
There are five exceptions to citizenship that you do accept.
What is the underlying rule of law that you use to connect these five exceptions?
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