Immigrant-rights groups and Democratic-led states challenging President Donald Trump’s limits on birthright citizenship have changed their strategies after a Supreme Court decision upended their initial legal victories https://t.co/388eKTuY1i ...

But there is still a mom somewhere. And I remember going into the hospital to have my first baby and you have a thousand and1 concerns. And I was lucky enough as a US citizen who had her baby in 2016 that one of my concerns was not is my baby going to be stateless because I live in a country where the government has decided that this no longer applies at arch and. ...

the disastrous decision by the Supreme Court four days ago that allows the Trump administration to begin implementing a flatly odious and unconstitutional order on birthright citizenship. Well, today the administration announced it will begin deporting people subject to that order as soon as July 27th. It's it's madness, but it is madness with a method, which is to deconstruct the foundational concept of what it is to be an American.A concept created in this country's second founding by the 14th Amendment, ...

The Justice Department told a judge that the government won’t apply Donald Trump’s executive order on birthright citizenship to affected immigrants before July 27, when the Supreme Court’s 30-day pause on the directive expires https://t.co/nETxVL9gbp ...

A judge overseeing a challenge to Donald Trump’s restrictions on automatic birthright citizenship asked the US government to confirm it won’t seek to deport impacted children during the Supreme Court’s 30-day pause on the directive https://t.co/rv5spsnBUn ...

Starting with the basics here is important. What happened with the Supreme Court ruling. And what are the mechanics of what it means for H-1B visas that we've just outlined.So the Supreme Court ruled that federal district judges cannot issue nationwide injunctions. And so this decision basically affects how legal challenges to President Trump's birthright citizenship executive order can actually proceed. And it's scheduled to go back into effect July 27.So what this means is that if an H-1B visa holder want ...

Big news from the Supreme Court on birthright citizenship. It's a ton of legal discussion. But here's what you need to know. Two things. First, you should know it's not a decision on the merits of birthright citizenship under the 14th amendment, but it is a real restriction on the power of lower courts. And second, and relatedly, Justice Katanji Brown Jackson had strong words calling it quote anathema to the rule of law. Why? because in her reasoning, this decision effectively divides America into two zones ...

The fate of birthright citizenship in America is still up in the air. But judges’ power to block the president’s agenda has been curtailed https://t.co/mSOeG0zY3e ...

The Supreme Court handed Trump a major victory in his push to end birthright citizenship and potentially cleared the way for even greater presidential power. In a six to3 decision, the court ruled that federal judges can no longer issue nationwide injunctions blocking executive orders they deem unconstitutional despite the practice being in place for decades. And while class action lawsuits remain an option for challenging the constitutionality of the executive orders, Trump wasted no time celebrating the r ...

Democrats in Congress are slamming the Supreme Court's ruling in the birthright citizenship case. Our next guest, Democratic Congressman Jamie Raskin, wrote on X, "Eager to sue Trump's wounded ego, the Supreme Court ended nationwide injunctions. Trump is crowing, but this is this just means we'll take our smashing wins in four district courts and turn them into wins in 94 district courts. People born here are citizens, period." Ranking member on the House Judiciary Committee, Congressman Jamie Rascin joins ...