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Thomas, Alito: In Birthplace Citizenship Ruling, John Roberts Imposes ‘Feudal’ ‘Darkness’

Justices Thomas and Alito criticize Chief Justice Roberts' majority opinion on birthright citizenship.

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Thomas, Alito: In Birthplace Citizenship Ruling, John Roberts Imposes ‘Feudal’ ‘Darkness’

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