We always say our questions to elected Democrats are well-written and strategically placed. That’s why Loomer Unleashed Correspondent Charles Downs questioned California Democrat U.S. Senator Alex Padilla way back in April about using mail-in voting to “win” upcoming elections. Given Padilla’s response to our question, it’s no surprise that Spencer Pratt failed to advance to the […]
2,102 words Part 3 of 3 (whole series here) Break Big Problems Down into Small Ones The numbers of people who need to be remigrated are immense and growing. Thus, at first glance, the problem seems overwhelming. But just as the biggest meal is consumed bite by bite, the best way to solve intimidatingly large […]
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Tens of thousands of children have been separated from their families during the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown, according to a new analysis by the Brookings Institution.
The report, released Monday, suggests that more than 145,000 children have been separated from their parents since Donald Trump returned to office in January 2025, an astronomical projection that far eclipses the…
President Donald Trump suggested earlier this week that Venezuela should be annexed by the United States. He reportedly told Fox News correspondent John Roberts—not to be confused with the chief justice—that he was “seriously considering a move to make Venezuela the 51st state.”
This is a far-fetched idea, to say the least. Venezuela has no interest in voluntarily becoming a U.S. state, as its…
For decades, the United States didn’t realize it had a town in Mexico. Rio Rico, which sits just south of the Rio Grande and an hour’s drive from the southern tip of Texas, was founded in 1929 and functioned as part of Mexico in every practical sense. Its residents bought goods with Mexican pesos, paid Mexican taxes, and were subject to Mexican laws. Nothing about Rio Rico suggested that it…
About a decade ago, I moved into an apartment in Washington, D.C., that seemed like a bargain. The unit was in good shape and in a nice location. The price was reasonable—slightly below market rate, but not suspiciously low for a fourth-floor walkup. I did a brief walkthrough before signing the lease, just in case, only to cut it short when my editor at the time called to let me know that the…
President Donald Trump has again sharply criticized the Supreme Court on social media, predicting the justices will rule against him on birthright citizenship and accusing members of the conservative majority—three of which he nominated—of undermining his economic agenda by striking down his tariffs. “A negative ruling on Birthright Citizenship, on top of the recent Supreme […]
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The president has publicly declared that the Supreme Court should cave to his whims, penning that it’s “OK” for his appointees to “be loyal.”
In a lengthy Truth Social rant Sunday, Donald Trump railed against justices he appointed to the nation’s highest judiciary, wondering how he’s supposed to “reconcile” rulings that he claimed were ideologically opposed to his agenda.
Trump called out…
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President Trump has offended U.S. ally India with his racist Truth Social post calling the country a “hellhole.”
On Wednesday evening, Trump posted a screed from far-right commentator Michael Savage railing against birthright citizenship, claiming Indian immigrants had poor English skills and that Indians in the technology industry weren’t hiring white Americans. Trump not only posted a…
US President Donald Trump has escalated his rhetoric on birthright citizenship after sharing a post on Truth Social that made controversial claims about countries like China, India and immigration in the United States. The post, originally from radio host Michael Savage’s The Savage Nation, included sharp criticism of current US citizenship laws and immigration policy, […]
Nearly 10% of US births in 2023 came from illegal immigrant mothers, according to newly published research. Pew Research Center revealed that 320,000 of the 3.6 million babies born in the US that year were anchor babies who would not qualify for birthright citizenship if President Trump’s executive order is upheld by the Supreme Court. […]
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It was surprising that the Solicitor General did not appear to have thought much about the extent of Congress' legislative power under Section 5.
The Administration's constitutional arguments are unconvincing, but rejecting them is not necessary to decide United States v. Barbara
I oppose Trump's efforts to deny birthright citizenship chiildren of undocumented immigrants. But birthright citizenship is not the ideal policy.
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A combative line of questioning from Justice Amy Coney Barrett could have been the death knell for Donald Trump’s scheme to undo birthright citizenship.
Solicitor General D. John Sauer argued Wednesday on behalf of the Trump administration that children should not receive citizenship if their parents lack “domicile” in the U.S.—an attempt to strip citizenship from people born in the U.S. to…
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Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett
Someone is unhappy with SCOTUS. Awwwwww. His case isn’t going the way he wants. So, he cuts his appearance short and leaves, then rants and cries about it. There is no pity for him. SCOTUS is occasionally their own people, not Trump sycophants, and he can’t stand it. He has ridiculous fits over the stupidest […]
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On Wednesday, Donald Trump decided to attend the Supreme Court’s arguments over the birthright citizenship case, which will decide whether Trump can wipe away by royal decree the plain meaning of the Constitution and many decades of precedent to end the guarantee of citizenship to those born in the United States.
Trump is very angry at the high court. Earlier this week, he erupted on Truth…
Donald Trump’s legal case against birthright citizenship is not being received well by conservative justices on the Supreme Court.
During oral arguments Wednesday, Solicitor General John Sauer, whose job is to defend the government in the high court’s cases, ran into resistance from Chief Justice John Roberts.
“We’re in a new world now … where 8 billion people are one plane ride away from…
The Supreme Court appears ready to reject Donald Trump’s war on birthright citizenship. During oral arguments in _Trump v. Barbara_ on Wednesday, most of the justices—including at least two of the president’s own appointees—ranged from skeptical to hostile toward the government’s case.
Solicitor General John Sauer, arguing for the administration, invoked the purported dangers of birth tourism,…
President Trump broadcast his anger Wednesday as the Supreme Court appeared to doubt his executive order repealing birthright citizenship.
“We are the only Country in the World STUPID enough to allow ‘Birthright’ Citizenship! President DONALD J. TRUMP,” he wrote on Truth Social shortly after oral arguments concluded.
The U.S. is of course not the only country in the world with birthright…
The Trump administration’s lawyer, Solicitor General John Sauer, admitted before the Supreme Court Wednesday that he hadn’t thought too much about one of the big questions in President Donald Trump’s attempt to repeal birthright citizenship: What happens to Native Americans?
Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch, who has carved out a niche for himself by carefully considering Indian law, asked…
The administration's arguments for denying birthright ctizenship to children of undocumented immigrants are at odds with the main purpose of the Citizenship Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.
The allegiance reading has no basis in the historical usage of this language in American law