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Joyce Vance: "Do NOT Clap" for the Supreme Court's Birthright Ruling
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July 3, 2026
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21:26Now PlayingThe Supreme Court has upheld birthright citizenship, but a specific "loophole" suggested by Justice Brett Kavanaugh has legal experts concerned. Legal analyst Joyce Vance and historian Douglas Brinkley join the conversation to break down the implications of this ruling, the Court's recent decisions on campaign finance and E. Jean Carroll, and how these legal shifts impact America as we approach the 250th anniversary. Stay informed on the critical legal battles currently shaping the future of the Constitution.
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