Rond Abdel-Fattah and Ramteen Arablui, co-hosts of NPR's Throughline podcast, explore the contentious issue of birthright citizenship. They discuss the Trump administration's executive order aimed at challenging this right and dive into the historical significance of the Wong Kim Ark case, which solidified birthright citizenship under the 14th Amendment. The conversation highlights the ongoing struggles for identity and belonging faced by immigrant communities, drawing parallels between past legal battles and contemporary debates on citizenship.

Rund Abdel Fattah and Ramteen Arabluwi, co-hosts of NPR's ThruLine, dive into the intricate layers of the U.S. Constitution's amendments. They discuss the evolving interpretations of the 25th Amendment and gun rights, illuminating how history shapes these discussions today. The conversation reveals complexities surrounding the Second Amendment and highlights a lesser-known amendment's modern significance. They also touch on the Third Amendment, urging public engagement to uphold democratic values. Prepare for a thought-provoking exploration of American democracy!