Their Village Was Wiped Off the Face of the Earth. Israel Wants to Displace Them Again
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Mexico Should Reject Appeasement and Choose Peace
In an apparent attempt to appease President Trump in the hope of averting the imposition of U.S. tariffs on Mexico, Mexican president Claudia Sheinbaum did four things: 1. Sent 29 Mexican citizens to the United States so that they could be prosecuted for violating America’s drug laws; 2. Sent thousands of Mexican troops to the […]
88 Problems for Kurt Lash
(NA) On February 24, 2025, Kurt Lash posted 8 pages on SSRN. It was an introduction to a work-in-progress about the original public meaning of the Citizenship Clause. Lash stated his intention to challenge a scholarly consensus which spans the ideological and methodological spectrum, asserting that “children born in the United States to noncitizen parents […]
Evan Bernick, Guest-blogging About Birthright Citizenship
The Volokh Conspiracy and I are pleased to welcome guest-blogger Prof. Evan Bernick. He is a law professor at Northern Illinois University, and author of numerous works on constitutional theory and the Fourteenth Amendment. Evan will be guest-blogging about the ongoing debate over the legality of President Trump’s executive order denying birthright citizenship to children […]
Third Term
“I’m not joking,” said President Donald Trump to NBC this past weekend, referring to his talk of seeking a third term. “A lot of people want me to do it,” said Trump on the air. “But I mean, I basically tell them we have a long way to go, you know, it’s very early in […]
Why You Should Either Come With Me Or Go on Your Own to the Symphony
Loyola University of Chicago used to have a law school professor named George Anastaplo. I learned about him in my late teens through a long piece in The Chicago Tribune Sunday magazine, which was written before most newspaper journalism turned into irredeemable garbage. I think it if fair to say he is someone who the […]
How the Government Should Deal with Lawyers’ Alleged Bad Behavior: Substance and Procedure
Last week, I posted an excerpt of Paul Clement’s arguments as to why the Executive Order targeting the WilmerHale law firm violates the Constitution, and said they struck me as quite correct. (The analysis is similar, I think, with regard to the other Executive Orders targeting law firms.) In response, a reader asked: With all […]
Augustine the Saint
It has long been a commonplace among commentators of the Confessions that the first nine books are about Augustine’s ardent search for truth, leaving reflections on its meaning for the remaining four books. In other words, now that he’s determined to cleave to Christ, to commune with Him in the most intimate way in the life of the […]
“The 2024 Presidential Campaign Saw a Massive Disinformation and Misinformation Campaign, …
I had the pleasure of attending the very interesting conference on Free Speech in Crisis & the Limits of the First Amendment at Yale Law School on Friday and Saturday; I was invited to participate on the Media Environment panel, for which the description was: It is widely believed that a profoundly broken media system is responsible […]
Mexico Should Reject Appeasement and Choose Peace
In an apparent attempt to appease President Trump in the hope of averting the imposition of U.S. tariffs on Mexico, Mexican president Claudia Sheinbaum did four things: 1. Sent 29 Mexican citizens to the United States so that they could be prosecuted for violating America’s drug laws; 2. Sent thousands of Mexican troops to the […]
88 Problems for Kurt Lash
(NA) On February 24, 2025, Kurt Lash posted 8 pages on SSRN. It was an introduction to a work-in-progress about the original public meaning of the Citizenship Clause. Lash stated his intention to challenge a scholarly consensus which spans the ideological and methodological spectrum, asserting that “children born in the United States to noncitizen parents […]
Evan Bernick, Guest-blogging About Birthright Citizenship
The Volokh Conspiracy and I are pleased to welcome guest-blogger Prof. Evan Bernick. He is a law professor at Northern Illinois University, and author of numerous works on constitutional theory and the Fourteenth Amendment. Evan will be guest-blogging about the ongoing debate over the legality of President Trump’s executive order denying birthright citizenship to children […]
Third Term
“I’m not joking,” said President Donald Trump to NBC this past weekend, referring to his talk of seeking a third term. “A lot of people want me to do it,” said Trump on the air. “But I mean, I basically tell them we have a long way to go, you know, it’s very early in […]
Why You Should Either Come With Me Or Go on Your Own to the Symphony
Loyola University of Chicago used to have a law school professor named George Anastaplo. I learned about him in my late teens through a long piece in The Chicago Tribune Sunday magazine, which was written before most newspaper journalism turned into irredeemable garbage. I think it if fair to say he is someone who the […]
How the Government Should Deal with Lawyers’ Alleged Bad Behavior: Substance and Procedure
Last week, I posted an excerpt of Paul Clement’s arguments as to why the Executive Order targeting the WilmerHale law firm violates the Constitution, and said they struck me as quite correct. (The analysis is similar, I think, with regard to the other Executive Orders targeting law firms.) In response, a reader asked: With all […]
Augustine the Saint
It has long been a commonplace among commentators of the Confessions that the first nine books are about Augustine’s ardent search for truth, leaving reflections on its meaning for the remaining four books. In other words, now that he’s determined to cleave to Christ, to commune with Him in the most intimate way in the life of the […]
“The 2024 Presidential Campaign Saw a Massive Disinformation and Misinformation Campaign, …
I had the pleasure of attending the very interesting conference on Free Speech in Crisis & the Limits of the First Amendment at Yale Law School on Friday and Saturday; I was invited to participate on the Media Environment panel, for which the description was: It is widely believed that a profoundly broken media system is responsible […]