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DESCRIPTION:*Constitution Day Speaker\, Anna O. Law presents 'The Origins o
 f US Migration \nand Citizenship'*\n\nThe U.S. Supreme Court narrowly uphe
 ld birthright citizenship in June and the \ncompeting versions of US histo
 ry that appeared in the Trump v Barbara opinion \nsparked questions about 
 the origins of that bedrock constitutional guarantee. \nWhat was citizensh
 ip like before the 14th Amendment and why is the bedrock \nguarantee of bi
 rthright citizenship in the Constitution?\n\nAnna O. Law is the Herbert Ku
 rz Chair in Constitutional Rights and Professor \nof Political Science at 
 the City University of New York\, Brooklyn College. \nHer research appears
  in political science\, history\, law\, and policy venues. \nHer newest bo
 ok\, /Migration and the Origins of American Citizenship/\, was \ncited in 
 one of the “friends of the court” legal briefs in /Trump v \nBarbara/\, th
 e June 2026 Supreme Court decision on birthright citizenship.\n\n 
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LOCATION:Simon 109
SUMMARY:Constitution Day Speaker - 'The Origins of US Migration and Citizen
 ship'
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