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The New Roe v. Wade

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Adam Serwer
The New Roe v. Wade
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The Supreme Court narrowly upheld birthright citizenship in the case of Trump v. Barbara, though the slim majority suggests future legal challenges are likely. Legal experts warn that this decision may become a focal point for conservative political campaigns similar to the legacy of Roe v. Wade.

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It highlights a significant shift in constitutional interpretation and the potential for future judicial overturning of long-standing citizenship rights.

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Trump v. Barbara, the decision upholding birthright citizenship, is less a victory than a reprieve.

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The framing uses loaded language like 'profoundly racist' and characterizes the conservative movement as a threat to established rights.

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