Constitutional Rights
Ben Shapiro discusses the application of constitutional rights to non-citizens living in the United States, highlighting the distinction between certain rights that apply to all individuals within the borders and those that specifically pertain to American citizens. He also addresses the question of identifying illegal immigrants and the assumption of American citizenship until proven otherwise. Title: Census Controversy Topics: Census, citizenship, redistricting Summary: Ben Shapiro delves into the debate surrounding the inclusion of a citizenship question on the census, explaining the historical presence of this question and the concerns raised by the left. He argues for the importance of accurate district representation based on the number of American citizens, emphasizing the potential animus against Trump and Republicans driving the opposition. Title: Great Depression and FDR Topics: Milton Friedman, New Deal, Great Depression Summary: Responding to a listener's query about resources on the impact of FDR's New Deal on the length of the Great Depression, Ben Shapiro recommends a study from UCLA Anderson School of Business. The study, which can be found by searching for "Anderson School of Business study, Great Depression," provides insights into how the New Deal may have extended the economic downturn by eight years.In this clip
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