Adamas Nemesis

The very fact that this specious "challenge" to black-letter constitutional law has gotten as far as it has is the part that ought to disturb us: once again the Supreme Court is being far more indulgent of the orange fatass than he deserves.

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https://ballsandstrikes.org/legal-culture/birthright-citizenship-supreme-court-next-steps/

The Right’s Crusade Against Birthright Citizenship Is Just Getting Started

A single vote for Trump would be as shameful as anything the Court has done in recent memory—and set the stage for future attacks on the Constitution’s promises.

Balls and Strikes
Apr 2 at 3:15pmWeb
Show threadPatrick22h ago
@adamasnemesis This is the main lesson of the immigration citizenship case This administration sees the Constitution as a (wink-and-nod) inconvenience. The rights of common citizens have become inconveniences. If they can do this to the least of our citizens (children), they can do it to anyone. No one is safe.
Show threadAdamas Nemesis17h ago
@patrick One might argue that they ought to man up and propose a constitutional amendment and shift the argument to *that* battlefield, but the regime's primary objective is to attack the legal system itself, more so than changing citizenship rules.
Show threadAdamas Nemesis17h ago
@patrick So it makes sense from their own perspective, but I think the so-called opposition is not grasping just how sinister the Trump administration and "MAGA" are as a political force.