Carlos A. Mejia Galindo v. Jefferson B. Sessions III

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• holding that American Legion “ex- plicitly rejected” Lemon in this context
• holding that American Legion “ex- plicitly rejected” Lemon in this context
• holding that American Legion “ex- plicitly rejected” Lemon in this context
• conceding that the appellant “might find the options offered by the Government subjectively burdensome,” but holding that the trial court “was right to conclude that not every imposition or inconvenience rises to the level of a ‘substantial burden’”
• “While the Supreme Court has not clearly defined ‘liberty’ in the Fifth Amendment Due Process Clause context, . . . we look to the Supreme Court’s interpretation of ‘liberty’ in the Fourteenth Amendment context for guidance.”
• naturalization oath with the words “so help me God”

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