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The Supreme Court’s ruling affirming automatic American citizenship for most babies born on U.S. soil has unleashed a new wave of right-wing panic.

But the ruling did not change the Constitution. It did not create or strike down any federal law. The Supreme Court merely affirmed what was established 125 years ago, which affirmed what the 14th Amendment said when it was ratified 150 years ago.

The president’s allies and top administration officials have cast the decision in apocalyptic terms, effectively comparing the ruling to treason.

This is the calm and rational republican party now, eh?

Hmm?

Saying a judge is a traitor for upholding a century-plus year old law is a bit extreme.

So they really want to dictate what people can or can't do, even visitors from other countries.

“The FBI is assisting local authorities and has made every necessary resource available,” Patel wrote in his post on X.

This Tuesday, the Texas Tribune teamed up with ProPublica to report on an investigation into Paxton’s own voting record, and it doesn’t look good. Back in February, Paxton opened a tip line to encourage Texans to report on any voter fraud they might be party to. Sadly for Paxton, that move has already come back around to bite him, because according to a recent filing, it looks like he might have broken his own rules in 2025.

What short memories they have. James is Teflon Talarico, dudes...

A federal judge issued a scathing ruling against the Trump administration as it tried to get Stanford University’s hospital to turn over the private medical records of transgender minors.