![ReallyAmerican1's tweet photo. Today's Supreme Court decision on the birthright citizenship amendment should have been a unanimous 9-0 ruling, not a razor-thin 5-4 squeaker — and the fact that it was this close should absolutely terrify every single one of us.
The term "birthright citizenship" is often framed as an immigration-only issue. That framing is completely intentional, and it is precisely why this right is under attack.
In reality, if you were born on American soil, you have birthright citizenship. Today, the Supreme Court ruled by a single vote that your constitutional citizenship stands.
Four strategically installed justices — Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito, Neil Gorsuch, and Brett Kavanaugh — voted to undermine that very right, with Kavanaugh dissenting in part, according to The Guardian.
A core strategy of the current anti-American movement seizing our institutions and violating the rule of law is to take a foundational right and rebrand it to sound like it only applies to immigrants.
In truth, today's dangerously narrow decision could have placed the citizenship status of anyone born on American soil in serious jeopardy.
While the selling point to nativists focused on American citizens born to immigrant parents, had the decision gone the other way, it would have left everyone's citizenship status incredibly vulnerable.
The majority ruling was simple: "Children born in the United States to parents unlawfully or temporarily present are ‘subject to the jurisdiction’ of the United States and are citizens at birth under the Fourteenth Amendment’s Citizenship Clause."
In other words, it was a 5-4 vote just to ensure the 14th Amendment stands.
In a chilling dissent, Justice Samuel Alito argued that the Court made a "serious mistake" by upholding the 14th Amendment.
Is it any wonder fascist crybullies are cranking up their whining?
When the midterms are over, lawmakers must immediately address this dangerous slate of compromised justices and their relentless attempts to dismantle centuries of American democracy from the bench.
[Image: REUTERS/Kylie Cooper/File Photo]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HME3uNmXoAEMCsN.jpg)
![ReallyAmerican1's tweet photo. Today's Supreme Court decision on the birthright citizenship amendment should have been a unanimous 9-0 ruling, not a razor-thin 5-4 squeaker — and the fact that it was this close should absolutely terrify every single one of us.
The term "birthright citizenship" is often framed as an immigration-only issue. That framing is completely intentional, and it is precisely why this right is under attack.
In reality, if you were born on American soil, you have birthright citizenship. Today, the Supreme Court ruled by a single vote that your constitutional citizenship stands.
Four strategically installed justices — Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito, Neil Gorsuch, and Brett Kavanaugh — voted to undermine that very right, with Kavanaugh dissenting in part, according to The Guardian.
A core strategy of the current anti-American movement seizing our institutions and violating the rule of law is to take a foundational right and rebrand it to sound like it only applies to immigrants.
In truth, today's dangerously narrow decision could have placed the citizenship status of anyone born on American soil in serious jeopardy.
While the selling point to nativists focused on American citizens born to immigrant parents, had the decision gone the other way, it would have left everyone's citizenship status incredibly vulnerable.
The majority ruling was simple: "Children born in the United States to parents unlawfully or temporarily present are ‘subject to the jurisdiction’ of the United States and are citizens at birth under the Fourteenth Amendment’s Citizenship Clause."
In other words, it was a 5-4 vote just to ensure the 14th Amendment stands.
In a chilling dissent, Justice Samuel Alito argued that the Court made a "serious mistake" by upholding the 14th Amendment.
Is it any wonder fascist crybullies are cranking up their whining?
When the midterms are over, lawmakers must immediately address this dangerous slate of compromised justices and their relentless attempts to dismantle centuries of American democracy from the bench.
[Image: REUTERS/Kylie Cooper/File Photo]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HME3fS7XIAAvlym.jpg)
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Today's Supreme Court decision on the birthright citizenship amendment should have been a unanimous 9-0 ruling, not a razor-thin 5-4 squeaker — and the fact that it was this close should absolutely terrify every single one of us.
The term "birthright citizenship" is often framed as an immigration-only issue. That framing is completely intentional, and it is precisely why this right is under attack.
In reality, if you were born on American soil, you have birthright citizenship. Today, the Supreme Court ruled by a single vote that your constitutional citizenship stands.
Four strategically installed justices — Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito, Neil Gorsuch, and Brett Kavanaugh — voted to undermine that very right, with Kavanaugh dissenting in part, according to The Guardian.
A core strategy of the current anti-American movement seizing our institutions and violating the rule of law is to take a foundational right and rebrand it to sound like it only applies to immigrants.
In truth, today's dangerously narrow decision could have placed the citizenship status of anyone born on American soil in serious jeopardy.
While the selling point to nativists focused on American citizens born to immigrant parents, had the decision gone the other way, it would have left everyone's citizenship status incredibly vulnerable.
The majority ruling was simple: "Children born in the United States to parents unlawfully or temporarily present are ‘subject to the jurisdiction’ of the United States and are citizens at birth under the Fourteenth Amendment’s Citizenship Clause."
In other words, it was a 5-4 vote just to ensure the 14th Amendment stands.
In a chilling dissent, Justice Samuel Alito argued that the Court made a "serious mistake" by upholding the 14th Amendment.
Is it any wonder fascist crybullies are cranking up their whining?
When the midterms are over, lawmakers must immediately address this dangerous slate of compromised justices and their relentless attempts to dismantle centuries of American democracy from the bench.
[Image: REUTERS/Kylie Cooper/File Photo]
![ReallyAmerican1's tweet photo. Today's Supreme Court decision on the birthright citizenship amendment should have been a unanimous 9-0 ruling, not a razor-thin 5-4 squeaker — and the fact that it was this close should absolutely terrify every single one of us.
The term "birthright citizenship" is often framed as an immigration-only issue. That framing is completely intentional, and it is precisely why this right is under attack.
In reality, if you were born on American soil, you have birthright citizenship. Today, the Supreme Court ruled by a single vote that your constitutional citizenship stands.
Four strategically installed justices — Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito, Neil Gorsuch, and Brett Kavanaugh — voted to undermine that very right, with Kavanaugh dissenting in part, according to The Guardian.
A core strategy of the current anti-American movement seizing our institutions and violating the rule of law is to take a foundational right and rebrand it to sound like it only applies to immigrants.
In truth, today's dangerously narrow decision could have placed the citizenship status of anyone born on American soil in serious jeopardy.
While the selling point to nativists focused on American citizens born to immigrant parents, had the decision gone the other way, it would have left everyone's citizenship status incredibly vulnerable.
The majority ruling was simple: "Children born in the United States to parents unlawfully or temporarily present are ‘subject to the jurisdiction’ of the United States and are citizens at birth under the Fourteenth Amendment’s Citizenship Clause."
In other words, it was a 5-4 vote just to ensure the 14th Amendment stands.
In a chilling dissent, Justice Samuel Alito argued that the Court made a "serious mistake" by upholding the 14th Amendment.
Is it any wonder fascist crybullies are cranking up their whining?
When the midterms are over, lawmakers must immediately address this dangerous slate of compromised justices and their relentless attempts to dismantle centuries of American democracy from the bench.
[Image: REUTERS/Kylie Cooper/File Photo]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HME32kyWAAArY_J.jpg)
@highbrow_nobrow Well…at least he’s not lying 🤥
@SStricklandMMA Aren’t you a Champ right now? What’s the point in trolling? He’s in great shape and living authentically. Here’s a thought: use your power to uplift. I get the impression you’re a cool cat sometimes/most times. Don’t let ignorance mislead you…again.
BREAKING: In an Unbelievable New report that has just surfaced President Biden and family profited $1.4 BILLION during his first year in office, while those who invested in his family’s venture lost $2 Billion.
Are you as pissed off as I Am here?
Ooops, never mind, that was the Trump family last year.
MAJOR BREAKING: Thomas Massie will be giving a Notice of Intent to bring forth a Privileged Resolution to release of ALL names of U.S. Representatives who have used tax dollars to settle sexual misconduct claims.
I support this. Do you?
This dude built a 15-foot custom Smaug from The Hobbit and it’s insane.
@fasc1nate No dentists?
@fasc1nate Mixed. Signed the Federal Reserve Act (central banking system), established the FTC, ratified the 19th amendment but instituted segregation in the military.
Donald Trump is the most corrupt president in American history.
@barstoolsports Always the 🤡
I think I might never stop laughing if Iran did this
@Variety Either it’s a good film or it’s not
One way to push back against an authoritarian is to mock him.
trump is so weak and insecure he is now demanding our respect.
So I’m sending him my favorite picture below.
Feel free to retweet and send your favorite picture or video to @realDonaldTrump.
A member of the media decided to ask Florida Rep.Brian Mast who wears his IOF uniform to vote in Congress about Palestine & Lebanon and the people there that have lost their limbs & the things he said were sickening.He said they deserved it & he loved the pager attack! Sick man
Brian Mast is a fucked-up psychotic; he must have a very bitter life...
Where there is anger, there is always pain underneath. – Eckhart Tolle.
Mast said: "they deserved it & he loved the pager attack" Does that mean that he also deserved losing his lower limbs?
Guess we’ve got a problem, then.
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