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History has taught us what happens when a single individual decides he has the power to rip up the thing that holds a country together. In our case, that thing is called the U.S. Constitution.

The cases asserted that the President had overstepped his authority and violated the US Constitution by trying to eliminate the automatic granting of citizenship to anyone born on US soil.