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Recall 1-800-684-3-110. And now your host, Logan Secular. Welcome to Seculo for this

Friday, and we do have some real big breaking news. You've been following this case for a long time.

We have had lawyers on. We've had members of our team on, and this is a big win at the Supreme

Court of the United States. Of course, you remember, ACLJ was representing West Virginia and the

West Virginia Attorney General, J.B. McCuskey, he'll be joining us later on to discuss this win.

And my dad, Jay Sekula, will break down the opinion in the next segment, So you're not going to want to miss today's show. You know,

a lot of times they say, we go on here. We want to talk about what's going on. And now today,

we have a big victory. So it's a good time to celebrate. Will, let's break down this case,

because this is the important one. This is one about the judges. People have been concerned about

the judges having

way too much strength to shut down a president's agenda. And it looks like, and we'll get into

the nuance of it, but it looks like we were right in that situation. That's right. So this case,

and you'll see in the headlines if you're reading online and everything, the birthright citizenship case is what all the media is putting the headlines behind. But in reality, this had nothing to do with the merits of that case, with that executive order on birthright citizenship. What the government took to the Supreme Court was the issue of these nationwide injunctions.

Basically, a district judge being able to completely halt the executive branch's policy

in perpetuity with just the stroke of a pen by issuing an order saying this is a nationwide

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