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Defining the American voter is a power Washington never had.
A first-ever ruling that Congress cannot criminalize noncitizen voting and the repeated judicial collapse of birthright-citizenship orders both enforce the same constitutional allocation: states set voter qualifications, and citizenship at birth is beyond federal revision.
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US Politics
Baby 'Nathan' Sues Over Trump's Second Birthright-Citizenship Order — as the Administration Appeals the First Injunction A second executive order collapses against the same constitutional boundary that citizenship at birth lies beyond federal revision.
US Politics
First Federal Court Finds the Noncitizen-Voting Ban (18 U.S.C. § 611) Unconstitutional — DOJ Appeals Within Hours The first federal holding that Congress cannot criminalize noncitizen voting enforces the allocation that voter qualifications belong to the states.