
EMERGENCY Episode 9.5 | Birthright Oral Argument
From rationally BASED by Center of the American Experiment
April 1, 2026 · 1h 4m
About this episode
The hosts analyze the Supreme Court oral argument regarding President Trump's birthright citizenship executive order and discuss the implications of various legal theories.
Our hosts, law professor Ilan Wurman and Kathryn Johnson, break down what they just heard at the Supreme Court oral argument over President Trump's birthright citizenship executive order. They prognosticate on the result. Wong Kim Ark will not decide this case. Justice Barrett will be the critical vote: what is her theory of what connects ambassadors, invaders, and Indian tribes? What is the government's theory of domicile? What is the plaintiffs' theory of extraterritoriality? They are joine...
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Hosts: Ilan Wurman, Kathryn Johnson
Topics covered
- birthright citizenship
- Supreme Court
- executive order
- legal theory
- domicile
- extraterritoriality
Keywords
- birthright citizenship
- Supreme Court
- executive order
- Ilan Wurman
- Kathryn Johnson
- Justice Barrett
- domicile
- extraterritoriality
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Organizations: Supreme Court, President Trump
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