We simply cannot allow people to pour into the United States, undetected, undocumented, unchecked,

and complete the dang fence.

This bill that we will sign today is not a revolutionary bill.

Can't stone your bucket where you are. We come from France.

And I am, you know, adamantly again, illegal immigrant.

They're coming in by the thousands.

Just unbelievable.

A wall is an immorality.

Who are you rooting for it?

Those masters of the universe are added again.

They're not sending their best. You

maniac! You blow it up! Welcome to parsing immigration policy, the podcast of the Center for

Immigration Studies. My name is Mark Precori, an executive director of the center.

And we're going to be doing kind of a pregame show this week on the birthright citizenship case that's before the Supreme Court.

There's going to be oral arguments on April 1st.

And I thought it would be worth talking about, you know, first the case, but also more broadly

the issue of birthright citizenship. So joining us are Hans von Spakovsky, who is now at a group

called Advancing American Freedom, and he's written about this issue quite extensively,

and also our own Art Arthur, Andrew Arthur, who I want to start with, Art, if you could give us,

before we get to the substance of what this issue of birthright citizenship is, the 14th Amendment,

etc., what is the actual case that the Supreme Court is going to be hearing?

So the case is Trump versus Barbara, and the plaintiff in the case, Barbara, that is a

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