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Cases before the Supreme Court now could fundamentally reshape American democracy
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April 25, 2026
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12:34Now PlayingThe Supreme Court is preparing to rule on cases that could fundamentally reshape American democracy, from the Voting Rights Act to birthright citizenship and presidential power. Michigan Law professor Leah Litman says the through line will be the high court's power to "refashion how our constitutional democracy works." Penn Law professor Kate Shaw warns the court has "fundamentally changed the allocation of power between the president and Congress.”
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