Amanda Frost

Nicole Norea, a senior politics reporter at Vox, and Amanda Frost, a UVA law professor and author, dive into the complex issue of denaturalization. They discuss the recent DOJ memo and its ties to citizenship revocation, raising concerns about its implications for immigrant communities and political motivations. The conversation also journeys through America’s troubling history with denaturalization, highlighting pivotal moments like the Dred Scott decision and the Expatriation Act, revealing deep-rooted patterns of disenfranchisement and civil rights struggles.

Amanda Frost, a law professor at the University of Virginia and author of 'You Are Not American,' dives into the implications of current immigration policies. She discusses the alarming trend of redefining birthright citizenship and its potential impact on millions of American children. The conversation also explores a landmark ruling from a Trump-appointed judge that challenges the Alien Enemies Act, showcasing judicial pushback against unconstitutional immigration actions. Frost emphasizes the historical significance of citizenship rights and the ongoing battle against disenfranchisement.

Amanda Frost, a law professor at the University of Virginia and constitutional law expert, delves into the legal turmoil surrounding former President Trump's executive orders. She discusses the multitude of judicial rulings deeming these orders illegal and explores the implications of Trump's rhetoric on judicial legitimacy. The conversation highlights the potential for a constitutional crisis if the executive branch disregards court orders, emphasizing the crucial balance of power and the role of checks and balances in maintaining constitutional integrity.

Kurt Lash, a constitutional law expert advocating for originalism, joins Ilan Wurman, who specializes in administrative law, Gabriel Chin, an authority on immigration policy, and Amanda Frost, a citizenship law scholar. They delve into the constitutional challenges posed by the Trump administration's executive order targeting birthright citizenship. The discussion navigates historical roots, the intentions behind the 14th Amendment, and the implications for equality and legal precedents. They also explore the legal complexities surrounding citizenship for children of undocumented immigrants.

Amanda Frost, a Professor at the University of Virginia and author of *You Are Not American*, dives into the complex history of citizenship stripping in America. She explores how race and lineage have shaped who belongs in the country. Frost discusses past injustices, including the Dred Scott case and wartime denaturalizations, illustrating the fragility of citizenship. She also offers insights on modern immigration policies, advocating for more humane approaches like increased work visas and protections for undocumented workers.