Where is the outrage over our stolen birthright?

In a bold move reminiscent of the controversial Obergefell v. Hodges ruling, the Supreme Court is once again challenging established norms by attempting to redefine American citizenship. This comes a decade after it redefined marriage, sparking significant national debate. Critics argue that this latest move undermines the balance of power among government branches, suggesting an erosion of the citizens' rights to appeal and resist unjust rulings. This ongoing judicial activism raises critical questions about the court's role and the extent of its influence over fundamental constitutional principles.