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Well, no surprise as these executive orders were starting to be signed by the president on day one of his presidency, nearly 200.

Now, some of those executive orders, when you

say 200, one order may have removed 78 different decisions by the Biden administration, but a lot

of executive orders and plenty that are on the target list of the left. So we saw the first

target is on birthright citizenship

and this debate about what does this mean under the Constitution when you look at both the

qualifications for president of the United States where you see this kind of a natural born

citizen language and then look at the 14th amendment. These amendments that were put in place

post the Civil War to make sure that black Americans were able to become U.S. citizens.

And the language that is used there. And so there's this interplay. It has been used, of course,

very broadly. We've talked to you about that. The interpretation of what it means to be a

natural born citizen in the United States for many decades has been extremely broad to the point

of we don't punish the child. So it doesn't matter what the parents actions were.

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