You ready?

I was born ready. Welcome to Advisory opinions. I'm Sarah Isker, that's David French, and David, we're going to spend most of our time today doing a deep dive on immigration law.

Yeah, I'm actually excited about this because I hope we're going to be able to clear up a bunch of

misconceptions and I know that virtually no one's going to be happy about this conversation.

Yeah, no, literally no one. Before we do, a little legal chit-chat at the top.

First off, the amicus briefs have been pouring in in that Colorado 14th Amendment case pending at the Supreme Court. The top side, and that's literally meaning, you know, where it's like A versus B, so A is the top and B is the bottom.

So the top side briefs were all due that's including people

who support Trump or are neutral and David 49 amicus briefs.

Oh, you should see my inbox, Sarah.

Do you have amicus briefs coming in?

I have amicus briefs flowing into the old inbox.

Check this one out.

Check this one out.

So I have a list to read, but I've been,

I have only read one of the amicus brief so far. I've got a list though. I'm going to read more.

You're going to read more. I mean, some of them have been interesting, I suppose.

Yeah, I mean, look, everyone from the League of Sportsman

to Ryan Binkley 2024 presidential campaign

is getting in on the action.

So, yeah, future episode. Look, we're not going to read all 49 of the top

side and however many dozen are going to come in on the bottom side in favor of

Colorado but we're gonna skim a lot of them and see if there's anything interesting out there.

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