Transgender Athletes, Birthright and Ballots: SCOTUS to Test Trump Agenda

Immigration reform at Washington DC
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SSRI cofunded faculty member Nicole Kreisberg, assistant professor of public policy and sociology, was quoted in this Newsweek article about birthright citizenship. Read the article here.

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