The discussion over the Supreme Court, passports and Israel

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The discussion over the Supreme Court, passports and Israel

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Nov 5, 2014

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Jeffrey Rosen from the National Constitution Center is joined by Eugene Kontorovich from Northwestern and Mike Ramsey from the University of San Diego to discuss a big Supreme Court case over the use of the word “Israel” on a passport.

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Nov 5, 2014

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