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Our friend Neal Katyal joins Professor Amar on the page in this 1996 UCLA Law Review article exploring early arguments on affirmative action.

Affirmative action as in Bakke, Grutter, Fisher, etc. is largely overruled in this 2023 case.

The first of two new executive orders from the President in the wake of his defeat in Trump v. Barbara.  This one purports to create all sorts of classifications of persons who would be denied birthright citizenship.

Executive Order 2 of 2.  This one addresses so-called birth tourism.