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The Supreme Court decided to lift nationwide blocks ending birthright citizenship, but the case continues in Washington.

But the 14th Amendment never envisioned this reality. Section 1, with its promise of civil equality, was written to obliterate laws that applied disproportionately to one race.

No U.S. president has ever gone after the 14th Amendment before, ... The amendment’s Citizenship Clause says citizenship is not based on race or parentage, but rather on place of birth.

The14th Amendment was intended to correct the moral wrongs of slavery. But it has been misunderstood and reinterpreted in cases involving workdays, schools, train cars and birth control.