2026 Kentucky Chapters Conference
The 2026 Kentucky Chapters Conference will take place on September 24 in Lexington, KY.
The 2026 Kentucky Chapters Conference will take place on September 24 in Lexington, KY.
On October 1, 2026, the Federalist Society's Faculty Division and Practice Groups will host a panel at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington, DC, to preview the 2026 Supreme Court term, which will begin on October 5, 2026.
The 2026 National Lawyers Convention will take place November 12-14 in Washington, DC. Due to high demand, the Convention is now SOLD OUT.
In 2026, the United States marks its 250th anniversary. The Federalist Society is commemorating this milestone with a year-long initiative exploring the founding principles that continue to shape our republic.
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John Yoo, Professor of Law at UC Berkeley and Senior Research Fellow at the University of Texas at Austin, on how President Trump could challenge SCOTUS’s decision in Trump v. Barbara: “I mean that I actually think that a broader scope for a challenge to Barbara, although I https://t.co/96yF6svnl2
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.@EWess92, Solicitor General for the Iowa Attorney General, on the avenues Congress can pursue to restrict birthright citizenship post-Barbara v. Trump: “If I were a legislator that was interested in this, I would definitely look at what Barbara allows and work at trying to find https://t.co/acZTofa5kA
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Prof. Linda Denno, Senior Fellow, Civitas Institute, University of Texas, Austin: “I think if we ever actually see the Barbara case overturned completely, it will be because a smarter Court realizes that there is no legal rationale, if you follow through the arguments, that https://t.co/cPtwUeblZK
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During today's webinar, John Yoo, Prof. Linda Denno, Eric Wessan (@EWess92 ) and Will Randolph discuss potential next steps following the Supreme Court's decision in Trump v. Barbara.
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.@EWess92, Solicitor General, Iowa Office of the Attorney General, explains what he thinks Trump v. Barbara settled: “I think Barbara settled one question in the near term, and that’s the president cannot, by executive order, revoke citizenship from parents who are unlawfully or https://t.co/5yfb1moIj7
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John Yoo, Professor of Law at UC Berkeley and Senior Research Fellow at the University of Texas at Austin, on Trump v. Barbara: “It’s settled that Wong Kim Ark was still governing precedent, that there were no serious changes that were going to occur to immigration law... I https://t.co/TDn50qlfdS
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Thank you to everyone who joined us in Lexington yesterday for the 2026 Kentucky Chapters Conference! Throughout the day, attendees explored timely questions, from the enduring principles of ordered liberty and the rule of law to election law and the Second Amendment. The https://t.co/JwATJWpEX5
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On June 30, the Supreme Court held in Trump v. Barbara that nearly all children...
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