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The Fourteenth Amendment’s text protects “persons” from a state denying equal protection, and U.S. courts have repeatedly applied that protection to non‑citizens — including unlawfully present immigra...
A president who used the machinery of the Department of Justice to order prosecutions of political opponents would not stand beyond the Constitution: such conduct could violate the Fifth and Fourteent...
U.S. courts have repeatedly treated undocumented immigrants as “persons” entitled to many 14th Amendment protections—most notably equal protection and due process—while also allowing significant immig...