Travis colin, im a bookseller here and in charge of the exhibitions club lets get to some quick housekeeping and we can jump right in. Im going to takea quick second to remindeveryone to silence your cell phone. Ndwe are also recording video and audio. So lets just get into it. Also when it comes time for the q a portion, we have a standing mike right here. Again at the aisle, we you speak clearly and you keep your question to aquestion. And then following everything , we have all the books on sale behind the Cash Register at the front of the store. So if you just want to get up and get those come back we would be more than happy to p sign and then we just askthat you keep your chairs inplace. We will have another talk after this and we greatly appreciate. But and also, we have as many of you know we both a lot of events this year or every year really. And joining us, if you need any help keeping track, we have the calendars at the info desk and also just checked your website. We updat
Our thoughts are with him, of course. I mentioned our moderator, stewart taylor, authorjournalist in washington, d. C. , somewhat of a federal society regular. You might have seen him before. I want to thank him for his role as a moderator here today. Stewart. [ applause ] thank you very much, dean. Thank you for coming. Welcome to the Federalist Societys Panel Discussion titled citizenship with the road ahead. It was initially titled citizenship. I said, yeah, what else . Anyhow, its now citizenship, the road ahead on issues surrounding the Trump Administrations ongoing effort to direct and make publicly available more information the numbers of citizens, noncitizens and Illegal Immigrants in the country. This effort includes the administrations plan to include a question about citizenship and the census. Now, starting in the year 2030, that is because the Supreme Courts june 27 decision and the department of commerce versus new york made it logistically impossible, in the attorney ge
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the u.s. senate. i want to thank senator lankford who is here with us at the table for agreeing to appear before us today to discuss the merits of his resolution. in 2010 this committee undertook a comprehensive examination of the filibuster in the united states senate. that examination was conducted in response to an ongoing debate about invoking the nuclear option. while no action was taken immediately following the conclusion of the committee s work, the senate did take steps in early 2013 to modify rules and procedures considering bills, conference reports and certain nominations during that congress. later that same year the senate took a more drastic step and invoked the nuclear option for certain nominations. invoking the nuclear option affected a permanent change as my colleagues well know, but the other changes which improved the efficiency of the senate s operations were temporary and expired the at end of the 1 13th congress. today we ll resist it one aspect
testimony on senate resolution 355, improving procedures for consideration of nominations in the u.s. senate. i want to thank senator lankford who s here with us at the table for agreeing to appear before us today to discuss the merits of his resolution. in 2010 this committee undertook a comprehensive examination of the filibuster in the united states senate. that examination was conducted in response to an ongoing debate about invoking the nuclear option. and while in action was taken immediately following the conclusion of the committee s work, the senate did take steps in early 2013 to modify some of the rules and procedures more considering bills for considering bills, conference reports and certain nominations during that congress. later that same year the senate took a more drastic step and invoked the nuclear option for certain nominations. invoking the nuclear option affected a permanent change, as my colleagues well know. but the other changes which improve the ef