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secure. I'm John Batchelor. The executive order speaking to birthright citizenship, now a

controversy in the land. What can we learn from this controversy? I welcome Jonathan Adler. He's the inaugural Johann Verhae Memorial Professor of Law

and director of the Coleman P. Burke Center for Environmental Law

at the Case Western University School of Law.

Writing most recently at the Civitas Institute,

where he is a research fellow about, in what we're observing in the states now.

That is something where the attorney generals bring cases to the courts moving towards the

Supreme Court. I learned from the professor this is a new phenomenon. Professor, a very good

evening to you. We talk about Article 3 of the Constitution, that's the judiciary,

and the anticipation of all of our checks and balances. Was it anticipated that the red team

AG's one day and the blue team AGs another day would be showing up before the courts claiming standing for this or that political decision? Good evening to you, Professor.

Good evening. Yeah. What we see in federal courts right now, I don't think was anticipated at all.

The idea was that the courts would be there to resolve claims about individual rights,

to resolve disputes under the law and under federal law in particular.

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