As the nation’s highest court weighs a landmark birthright citizenship case, Virginia’s Attorney General is pushing back on questions on his mother’s citizenship status. Brad Kutner spoke with the AG and filed this report.
While SCOTUS punts on birthright citizenship case, Virginia AG Miyares pushes back on citizenship question
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