It’ll probably come down to Roberts again, who massively disappointed with his Obamacare ruling. This issue has been addressed by SCOTUS under Ark in 1898. While it’s not unheard of for a ruling on the 14th to be changed (see Plessy and Brown), the Roberts view of stare decisis isn’t encouraging.
True.
An EO may force this to the Supreme court to have this settled.
As you say, stare decisis, could just put us back where we are at the moment.
Nothing has really changed since Ark.
Even Plessy provided for "equal" but, of course, there was really nothing remotely "equal" to show for it, only "separate".
If they all say during their confirmation hearings that Roe V Wade is settled law, how can they possibly overturn Ark?
I hope I am wrong about Roe, and Ark, but I don't have a lot of stock in that, based on stare decisis.
Nothing has, so far, has given me any hope that that either one of these rulings will change.