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The opinion of the Court, along with opinions by Justices Jackson (concurrence); Kavanaugh (concurring in the judgment and dissenting in part); Thomas (dissenting); Gorsuch (dissenting); and Alito (dissenting).

The amicus brief filed by Professor Amar in Trump v. Barbara; comparing it with the opinion of the Court is a fascinating study.

Today’s SCOTUSblog column by the brothers Amar, with a side-by-side comparison among the opinion and the Amar brief and other writings.