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• Troops on the Streets. Democracy in Peril - Washington Monthly
• A small coastal town's fight against ICE - marketplace.org
• Trump’s ICE Problem—and Ours - Washington Monthly
• Constitutional law expert: Echoes of 1850 seen in current Trump administration decisions - Cascadia Daily News
• Constitutional Law Scholar and Journalist Garrett Epps - Zócalo Public Square
• The Citizenship Clause Means What It Says - The Atlantic
• Birthright Citizenship: Supreme Court Could Create an Exploitable Noncitizen Class - Washington Monthly
• User Clip: Garrett Epps discusses the 22nd Amendment - C-SPAN
• The Fourteenth Amendment Can’t Be Revoked by Executive Order - The Atlantic
• The New Deal Treasures Slated for Demolition - Washington Monthly
• Obama Leaves the Constitution Weaker Than He Found It - The Atlantic
• The Judge Standing up to Trump’s Portland Invasion - Washington Monthly
• Donald Trump Has Broken the Constitution - The Atlantic
• Fear and Loathing in Washington D.C. - Washington Monthly
• The Supreme Court Could Use the First Amendment to Unleash a Robocall Nightmare - The Atlantic
• Trump is a Wartime President - Washington Monthly
• The Supreme Court Greenlights Racial Profiling - Washington Monthly
• Constitution in Progress - Washington Monthly
• The Easy Way to Uphold Birthright Citizenship - Washington Monthly
• Donald Trump’s Third-Term Enablers - Washington Monthly
• The Jamie Raskin Moment - Washington Monthly
• Is the Supreme Court Standing Up to Trump? - Washington Monthly
• Amy Coney Barrett’s Stare Decisis Problem—And Ours - Washington Monthly
• Amnesty Transactional - Washington Monthly
• Is Affirmative Action Finished? - The Atlantic
• Our National Debt 'Shall Not Be Questioned,' the Constitution Says - The Atlantic
• Why Jim Acosta Got His Pass Back - The Atlantic
• The Curious Supreme Court Case Behind 'Bridge of Spies' - The Atlantic
• Common-Good Constitutionalism Is an Idea as Dangerous as They Come - The Atlantic
• The Second Amendment Does Not Transcend All Others - The Atlantic
• When Julian Bond Had the Courage to Change the Law - The Atlantic
• The Electoral College Was Terrible From the Start - The Atlantic
• ‘The Supreme Court Is Not Well. And the People Know It.’ - The Atlantic
• America's Goodly Veneer Was a Lie - The Atlantic
• A High-Stakes Immigration Case Hits the Supreme Court - The Atlantic
• How Antonin Scalia Accidentally Helped Gay Marriage - The Atlantic
• Democracy Reborn: The Fourteenth Amendment and the Fight for Equal Rights in Post-Civil War America, by Garrett Epps - World Socialist Web Site
• Hobby Lobby and the New 'Alienable' Rights - The Atlantic
• Constitutional Myth #3: The 'Unitary Executive' is a Dictator in War and Peace - The Atlantic
• Supersizing the Second Amendment - The Atlantic
• The Court’s Third Great Crisis - Washington Monthly
• Justice Alito's Inexcusable Rudeness - The Atlantic
• Debunking the Court’s Latest Death-Penalty Obsession - The Atlantic
• Here's What Will Happen If Trump Pardons Himself - The Atlantic
• Voting: Right or Privilege? - The Atlantic
• John Roberts Strikes a Blow Against Free Speech - The Atlantic
• Who Owns Oklahoma? - The Atlantic
• Remembering Ruth Bader Ginsburg - Washington Monthly
• Justice Kennedy’s 'Masterpiece' Ruling - The Atlantic
• The Extreme Partisanship of John Roberts's Supreme Court - The Atlantic
• Don’t Let the First Amendment Forget DeRay Mckesson - The Atlantic
• Will Conservative Judges Abide Trump’s Ending Birthright Citizenship? - Washington Monthly
• The Stuff of Dystopian Nightmare - The Atlantic
• Why Is This Cross-Shaped Memorial Constitutional? - The Atlantic
• How Affirmative Action Won the Day - The Atlantic
• How Obama Should 'Preserve, Protect, and Defend the Constitution' in His Second Term - The Atlantic
• 'Madison v. Alabama' and 'Bucklew v. Precythe': The Death Penalty Is Back at the Supreme Court - The Atlantic
• Trump’s Grotesque Violation of the First Amendment - The Atlantic
• The Ghost of Chae Chan Ping - The Atlantic
• John Roberts’s Tiresome Act - Washington Monthly
• The Supreme Court Prepares to Hear Arguments on Marriage Equality - The Atlantic
• Clarence Thomas Is in the Wrong Line of Work - The Atlantic
• The Struggle Over the Meaning of the 14th Amendment Continues - The Atlantic
• Donald Trump Promised He Wouldn’t Nominate a Black Woman to the Supreme Court - Washington Monthly
• The Self-Pardoning President - The Atlantic
• Constitutional Myth #1: The Right Is 'Originalist,' Everyone Else Is 'Idiotic' - The Atlantic
• Brett Kavanaugh Is Devoted to Executive Power - The Atlantic
• The Supreme Court Is Trump’s Enforcer - The Atlantic
• Can Police Retaliate Against Loudmouths? - The Atlantic
• A History of Supreme Court Snark - History News Network
• Where Chief Justice John Roberts Is Taking the Court - The Atlantic
• What Pleases Trump Has the Force of Law - The Atlantic
• When Legislatures Bypass Voters, and Choose Senators Themselves - The Atlantic
• The "spectacularly unhelpful" Second Amendment - Salon.com
• Free Speech Isn't Free - The Atlantic
• Trump Is Trying to Change ‘What it Means to Be American’ - The Atlantic
• The Civil Rights Heroes the Court Ignored in New York Times v. Sullivan - The Atlantic
• On Affirmative Action, the Court Tackles a Deceptively Simple Question - The Atlantic
• Constitutional Myth #5: Corporations Have the Same Free-Speech Rights as Individuals - The Atlantic
• Who Controls Foreign Policy: The President or Congress? - The Atlantic
• Genuine Christian Scholars Smack Down an Unruly Colleague - The Atlantic
• Constitutional Myth #7: The 10th Amendment Protects 'States' Rights' - The Atlantic
• Cornelia Love,Reporter, Wed (Published 1977) - The New York Times