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Justice Kavanaugh Confronts the REAL Border Question
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17:38Now PlayingAfter pages of legal hypotheticals about “arriving” and “thresholds,” Justice Kavanaugh cuts through it all with a simple question: do we actually have a border the government is allowed to enforce?
That moment shifts the entire argument. What started as a technical debate over wording suddenly becomes a fundamental issue of sovereignty—whether the government can stop entry before someone crosses, or if the law forces admission the moment they get close enough.
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