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Both of those states now have constitutionally guaranteed rights to abortion up to the point of viability.

Though they recognized the antebellum nation as configured in such a way that militated against their social advancement, Hosea Easton, for example, claimed that Black people were “constitutionally Americans.”

The British government has argued that the refugee convention is not in force on Biot because it is "constitutionally distinct" from the UK, though it is administered from the Foreign Office in London.

TikTok users engage in constitutionally protected speech on the app, and that banning it is an inadequate way to protect Americans’ privacy, according to a previously classified transcript.

Claiming credit for the new atmosphere is the autocratic president of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, who assumed a constitutionally suspect second term in office in June.