@CNN: Trump continues to claim he can end birthright citizenship. Neal Kaytal, former acting US solicitor general under Obama, co-authored an op-ed with George Conway saying Trump’s proposal is unconstitutional. Have Qs for him? Join us now on Facebook Watch: https://t.co/4T08xmg1q8 https://t.co/RYrRVJUr8i

October 31, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

Trump continues to claim he can end birthright citizenship. Neal Kaytal, former acting US solicitor general under Obama, co-authored an op-ed with George Conway saying Trump’s proposal is unconstitutional. Have Qs for him? Join us now on Facebook Watch: https://t.co/4T08xmg1q8 pic.twitter.com/RYrRVJUr8i

— CNN (@CNN) October 31, 2018

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