I'm John Batchel with my colleague, Professor John Yu, Emmanuel S. S. L. Professor Vlad Berkeley,

and a distinguished visiting scholar at Civitas Institute, the University of Texas.

John, we've got a couple of minutes, and that's all it needs for you, to say we got a six member, a nine member member of the court.

Six of them are said to be right of center, three not.

Does it kick the can down the road?

Does it make a decision on birthright citizenship?

We've got three minutes.

I think I go with the way your question might have been leading, which is I think the six right of center justices are going to focus on the nationwide injunction question.

And once they say no more nationwide injunctions, then they'll say, and now we're going to send the case back down to those district judges.

And they have to reconsider it.

And as you say, kick the can down

the road on birthright citizenship because it will return to the court in about a year. Because those

same district judges will probably block the executive order again and then this will get appealed

up the normal process. And that takes about a year to get to the Supreme Court.

The reason why I think they will do that is I think Chief Justice Roberts is worried about

the political pressure that's being placed on the court.

You have people calling for the impeachment of judges, people suggesting in the administration

that they won't follow judicial orders.

I think Chief Justice Roberts responded in public saying impeachment is not appropriate in these

circumstances.

Pretty remarkable.

So one thing that this case offers, I think, the Chief Justice is the opportunity to give

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