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But in his earlier writings, Ho took pains to state that all children born of migrants should receive citizenship, with no mention of this glaring exception that would nullify the rule.

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But they apply only to another state’s attempt to prosecution and cannot nullify federal law.

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In other words, a vote in those swing states for Trump on Nov. 5 is a vote to possibly nullify the abortion preferences of the voters in those states by more seriously restricting abortion and potentially banning it entirely.

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“It’s wild to me to see these D.C. staffer bros in bow ties making decisions,” she said, calling for national codification of abortion rights to nullify the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision.

If the Supreme Court embraced the 5th Circuit’s reasoning, it would nullify all these ballots.

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