President Donald Trump has announced two executive orders aimed at limiting birthright citizenship, despite a recent Supreme Court ruling that upheld the principle. The Supreme Court had previously overturned an executive order from Trump that sought to restrict birthright citizenship, stating that children cannot be denied citizenship based on their parents' legal status. White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller indicated that the first order declares certain individuals, such as 'alien enemies of the United States' and members of foreign terrorist organizations, ineligible for birthright citizenship. The second order aims to deny visas to individuals involved in 'birth tourism.' The full text of the executive orders has not yet been released. Trump's actions are expected to face legal challenges, as he continues to pursue a hardline immigration agenda.
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Trump Issues Executive Orders on Birthright Citizenship Following Supreme Court Ruling
President Trump has issued two executive orders targeting birthright citizenship, despite a recent Supreme Court ruling that upheld the right to citizenship for children of undocumented immigrants. The orders declare certain individuals ineligible for birthright citizenship and seek to restrict visas for those engaged in 'birth tourism.' Legal challenges to these orders are anticipated.
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