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The US Supreme Court justices seem skeptical of the Trump administration's argument against birthright citizenship, with multiple conservative justices questioning the solicitor general. The court is considering the Trump administration's executive order barring citizenship for children born in the US to parents who are illegally in the country or on long-term visas.
The US Supreme Court is considering the Trump administration's argument against birthright citizenship. The administration claims the 14th Amendment does not confer automatic citizenship on every baby born in the US. However, the justices appear skeptical, with Chief Justice John Roberts and others questioning the solicitor general. The case centers on the executive order signed by President Trump, which bars citizenship for children born to parents who are illegally in the country or on long-term visas. The justices are examining the Constitution and previous court rulings, including the 1898 case of Wong Kim Ark. The American Civil Liberties Union argues that the 14th Amendment was enacted to provide a universal rule of citizenship.
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