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48:58Now PlayingFormer FBI Assistant Director Frank Figliuzzi is joined by constitutional law expert Kim Wehle to break down a major Supreme Court hearing on birthright citizenship — and why early signs suggest serious trouble for Donald Trump’s argument.
They walk through the core legal question surrounding the 14th Amendment, why the case may be far simpler than it’s being presented, and how key moments during oral arguments revealed deep skepticism from the justices.
The conversation then shifts to the real-world consequences of the case — including how changes to birthright citizenship could impact hundreds of thousands of people each year and create widespread legal uncertainty.
The episode also covers a new executive order related to voting systems, raising questions about federal authority, state control of elections, and the broader implications for how voting could be administered.
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