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The Supreme Court is about to hand down a few decisions that could impact your life.

Birthright citizenship is a disgrace.

A shocking courtroom twist in the Virginia school shooting case.

All eight counts are dismissed.

And six years after George Floyd's murder, did America actually change?

It feels like the weight is heavier than ever before.

It's Monday, May 25th.

From the Black Effect Podcast Network, I'm Mimi Brown.

This is front page, and here are the day's biggest stories. Plus, today on the Monday brief, three things on our radar this week.

Stay with me. So a lot to discuss today, Front Pagers. The Supreme Court is about to deliver some of the biggest

rulings of its term, and most Americans don't even know what's coming yet. So by the end of June,

the justices will hand down decisions on cases that will touch the lives of everyone listening.

Immigration, voting, gun rights, economic policy. The next month is going to reshape this country in ways most of us are not prepared for.

So here are some of the big cases you need to know about. First, birthright citizenship.

President Trump signed an executive order on his first day back in the White House trying to end birthright citizenship for children born to parents who are in the country illegally or here

on temporary visas. It would be a disgrace if the Supreme Court of the United States allows that

to happen. Remember what I said, 20 to 25 percent of the people coming into our country will come in

through birthright citizenship. They'll become citizens, and it'll cost us

numbers that are, I don't even think they're doable. And it's all up to a couple of people.

The Supreme Court heard arguments in April, and by all accounts, a majority of justices appeared

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