This Supreme Court CANNOT Stand As It Is

The Supreme Court's 5-4 decision in Trump v. Barr (2026) on birthright citizenship represents a constitutional crisis because it interprets the 14th Amendment's 'subject to the jurisdiction' clause in a way that could potentially strip citizenship from Americans born to undocumented immigrant parents, despite the clear text of the amendment which was specifically designed to prevent such discrimination during Reconstruction. This narrow ruling, combined with other controversial decisions on trans rights and campaign finance, demonstrates a fundamental crisis in constitutional interpretation where the Court is willing to interpret clear constitutional text in ways that contradict its original meaning and purpose.