The case is sumbitted. The easy prediction here is 7-2, birthright citizenship stands, Trump loses. But... I don't think we have Kav as much as others. So that could be 6-3. BUT... my most radical take would be 8-1. With only Alito dissenting. That's... *a possibility*

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Sauer’s argument had a resentful “excuse me, but I was told that you were on our side, and that it didn’t matter that our arguments were stupid” tone.

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Wang hits him back with "that means that children of Irish, and ITALIAN immigrants would also not be a citizen." Alito is the son of Italian immigrants.

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Wang makes her best point, which was made in one of the briefs: Babies of Japanese citizens born while their parents were INTERRED during world war 2 were [wait for it] US citizens. That history ALONE should be dispositive.

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Sauer is done. We're heading into Wang. At the break point, I have the score 6-1 for birthright: Roberts, Soto, Kagan, Gorsuch, ACB, KBJ in the majority, Alito dissent. I'm *pretty sure* Kav will join the majority and Thomas will dissent, to make it 7-2. But I need to hear how they handle Wang.

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