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your podcast about the Supreme Court and the legal culture that surrounds it. Where are your hosts,

I'm Melissa Murray. I'm Leah Littman and I'm Kate Shaw. Now, May is normally a relatively quiet month on the Supreme Court beat.

The terms arguments are done, and the justices haven't started cranking out the big decisions

yet. But, of course, nothing is quiet in this timeline. The court scheduled an unusual May

argument over the administration's executive order purporting to end birthright citizenship.

And, of course, the Trump administration is continuing,

I would say even ratcheting up, its assault on the Constitution. Suffice to say, we have another

jam-packed show for you. So here's how it'll go. We will first start with breaking news, including some of the

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