14th Amendment, Birthright Citizenship & the Supreme Court's Power Play

In this episode, Jack Moore and Charles take a deep dive into one of the most contested issues in American law: the 14th Amendment and birthright citizenship. From the historical roots in English common law to the aftermath of Dred Scott, they unpack how the Reconstruction Amendments were written, what the Supreme Court's recent ruling actually says, and how political parties have shaped judicial interpretation ever since.They also cover the tension between individual rights and group identity in modern politics, the role Congress plays in immigration law, executive authority over citizenship, and where Justice Clarence Thomas's political philosophy fits into the bigger picture. Whether you're a law nerd, a history buff, or just trying to understand what's actually happening with immigration policy right now — this conversation lays it all out.contact us: https://mooretoconsider.com