Will Chamberlain
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298 appearances
8 recordings
2 series
first heard Apr 2025
last heard 10 Jul
Will Chamberlain’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The odds of them actually agreeing to rehear a recently decided case and then changing their mind are extremely low.
I think it's understandable that President Trump would want to do this.
And I think he's actually right on the merits.
I think the Supreme Court got this case wrong, but the odds of them actually agreeing to rehear a recently decided case and then changing their mind are extremely low.
I mean, it would just be very, very bizarre.
Normally, they wouldn't do that on
I can only imagine in some case where there's just this massive new set of new facts that indicate that maybe they were premising their decision on something false or misleading.
But, you know, there's nothing really changed in the interim.
And I mean, the Supreme Court takes a lot of time and, you know, goes through all the effort of oral argument, briefing, amicus briefs, you name it.
I mean, they've
I don't think the majority is about to get up and admit that they got it wrong after doing all this work.
It'd be very embarrassing for the court to do so on such short notice.
The fact that the conventional wisdom in the legal academy said this would be like a 9-0, that it was a frivolous issue,
and there was no research done and all of a sudden we're getting four votes in the supreme court that means that you know this is actually a pretty persuasive argument that has been marshaled by the people who would say birthright citizenship is more limited than the conventional wisdom would suggest and if we're already winning four votes then one or two justices changing on the court uh or maybe 10 years of this policy being in enforced
will, I think, lead, actually.
I think we're ultimately going to win.
I think, ultimately, this is the case that was wrong when it was decided, and a future Supreme Court is going to reverse it.
I could see a world where a future Republican Congress passes a statute that reinterprets birthright citizenship and reinterprets the language subject to the jurisdiction thereof as providing the basis for a challenge.
I doubt a future White House will try the same tactic where they try and do it through an executive order, but I could easily see a world where, say, if the Republicans had a little more
control of both the House and Senate, but they would try and pass a statute like this.
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