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The Other Birthright Citizenship Question – Who Decides?

President Trump sparked a frantic response from advocates and scholars this week when he announced that he could terminate birthright citizenship for children of undocumented parents with an executive order. The bulk of that response has focused on the question of what the Constitution means with respect to birthright citizenship. The other question raise...
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Published : Fri 10/02/26 Category: WLJBlog | 2018

Taxes and Donald Trump

The New York Times recently broke a story about President Donald Trump’s family fortune and some tax issues surrounding it, and within hours the New York Department of Taxation and Finance launched an investigation into the allegations contained in the story.
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Category: WLJBlog | 2018 | 10

The Curious Policy Implications of In re SemCrude

In the summer of 2008 the nation's largest and fastest growing midstream crude oil purchaser, SemCrude, declared bankruptcy.
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Category: WLJBlog | 2018 | 09

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