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Trump Calls Roberts's Bluff With New Executive Order On Birthright Citizenship

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Trump Calls Roberts's Bluff With New Executive Order On Birthright Citizenship
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Trump Calls Roberts's Bluff With New Executive Order On Birthright Citizenship What will Justice Barrett do? Josh Blackman | 8.7.2026 12:42 AM I am, slowly but surely, making my way through the end of the October 2025 term. I've already published my take on Wolford and Hemani.

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Trump Calls Roberts's Bluff With New Executive Order On Birthright Citizenship What will Justice Barrett do? Josh Blackman | 8.7.2026 12:42 AM I am, slowly but surely, making my way through the end of the October 2025 term. I've already published my take on Wolford and Hemani. I've recently completed my essay on Slaughter and Cook, which should appear in Law & Liberty next week. I've written an piece on Mullin v. Doe and Mullin v. Al Otra Lado, which should appear thereafter. Randy Barnett and I wrote an essay on Landor, which was the sleeper case of the year. SCOTUSBlog is also publishing my series of essays on Court reform. (So far, they have built some consensus; future installments may not.) So far, at least, I have not yet published anything on Trump v. Barbara.

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