Trump's Birthright Citizenship Bid Faces Supreme Court
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Federal courts have blocked President Trumps executive order aiming to end birthright citizenship, citing constitutional and legal grounds. The order, signed on Trumps first day back in office, has never gone into effect due to these rulings. The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments on Wednesday about an appeal from a New Hampshire federal judge who ruled it likely breaks the Fourteenth Amendment and federal law. The Trump administrations push to end birthright citizenship is part of a larger immigration crackdown, targeting the Citizenship Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. Courts have strongly criticized the order, calling it a mockery of the Constitution and pointing to the risks of leaving children stateless or deportable. The Supreme Court will decide this week whether to uphold these blocks or if birthright citizenship faces real change.
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