The Supreme Court gets it wrong on birthright citizenship. Why Trump was right to ban it

Simply put, the Supreme Court’s recent ruling striking down President Donald Trump’s birthright citizenship ban was both legally and historically wrong, as well as a misguided interpretation of the 14th Amendment. Since Trump’s inaugurat…
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