Nah, the conservative opinions in this case aren't even worth the paper they are printed on. Every single court that saw this case decided the same way: birthright citizenship was intended to work exactly as it has been applied since its inception.
The lower courts had a different question before them, because they had to treat Wong Kim Ark as binding precedent. They didn’t need to revisit whether it was correctly decided.
The lower courts had a different question before them, because they had to treat Wong Kim Ark as binding precedent. They didn’t need to revisit whether it was correctly decided.