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Donald Trump continues to stir up controversy with his push to repeal the 14th amendment, and end the law that declares children born on American soil are automatically U.S. citizens. 

MPR News with Kerri Miller looks at what is behind this push, and what it would really mean to repeal that amendment.

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Donald Trump continues to stir up controversy with his push to repeal the 14th amendment, and end the law that declares children born on American soil are automatically U.S. citizens.

Donald Trump continues to stir up controversy with his push to repeal the 14th Amendment, and end the law that declares children born on American soil are automatically U.S. citizens. We look at what is behind this push, and what it would mean to repeal that amendment. 

Guests: William Ty Mayton, Emeritus Professor of Law at Emory University and author of the forthcoming book, "Sustainers, Citizens of the United States;"
Bernadette Meyler, professor of law at Stanford Law School

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