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"Trump Was Right?" – Supreme Court Showdown Over Birthright Citizenship

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December 27, 2025

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Join the Her Take panel as they break down the heated debate over birthright citizenship in the United States. From the historical context of the 14th Amendment during the Reconstruction Era to current Supreme Court challenges, the panel explores the nuances, misconceptions, and political implications surrounding citizenship by birth. They discuss executive orders under the Trump administration, differences between citizenship by land versus blood, and the real-world impacts of the current system. This in-depth discussion covers immigration reform, policy loopholes, and the balance between fairness, legality, and national interests.

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Host: Ana Kasparian

Panel: Lindy Li, Christina Bobb, Janel Baez

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