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Discuss arguments around the principle of birthright citizenship outlined in the 14th Amendment

"until now...we've really lived in a country where people have always just assumed, your choices are your own. We tend to blame people for addiction..." — Jacob Ward, The Rip Current

Nearly a third of Americans voted by mail in the 2024 general election, accounting for more than 48 million votes

Learn about the latest decision on the Trump administration's economic policy

Arguments focused on whether lawmakers can use race as a factor when drawing congressional districts

Examine the system of checks and balances and the meaning of separation of powers

Hear from two Constitutional scholars on interpretations of the document and competing judicial philosophies

Learn about the U.S. government and your role in democracy through a comic called "This Is What Democracy Looks Like"

Discuss the meaning of due process as a constitutional right for all people

How will the Court interpret the First Amendment to come to their decision