
SCOTUS Ruling on Birthright Citizenship Divides Lawmakers
A controversial 6-3 Supreme Court decision concerning birthright citizenship and the 14th Amendment has elicited strong reactions and division among lawmakers from both political parties.
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A controversial 6-3 Supreme Court decision concerning birthright citizenship and the 14th Amendment has elicited strong reactions and division among lawmakers from both political parties.

Trump blasts the Supreme Court over the birthright citizenship case, claiming the 14th Amendment was meant for babies of slaves, not birth tourism.
China has become a focal point in the ongoing US debate over birthright citizenship, with discussions in the Supreme Court revealing skepticism among justices regarding proposed changes. The debate centers on the interpretation and application of the 14th Amendment.
Bruce Springsteen has teamed up with the ACLU to release a video using his song 'Born in the U.S.A.' to highlight the stakes of an upcoming Supreme Court case on birthright citizenship. The video was released ahead of the Supreme Court hearing oral arguments in a landmark case about the Trump administration's attempts to rewrite the 14th Amendment.

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled to uphold birthright citizenship, delivering a significant blow to former President Trump's efforts to restrict it. This decision maintains the existing constitutional interpretation of citizenship for those born in the United States.

The ongoing debate surrounding birthright citizenship in the United States, a concept established by the 14th Amendment in 1868, demonstrates that the country's identity issues remain far from settled.

The Supreme Court hears arguments on birthright citizenship and whether Trump's executive order complies with the 14th Amendment's citizenship clause.

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson accused Clarence Thomas of echoing Dred Scott by opposing the birthright citizenship ruling under the 14th Amendment.

A group of law professors mount a campaign challenging birthright citizenship, arguing Trump's executive order to narrow the 14th Amendment is defensible.

The Supreme Court is preparing to hear oral arguments on a Trump executive order limiting birthright citizenship, a case that could reinterpret the 14th Amendment. Trump officials are citing historical, racially-charged campaigns to support their bid, while public opinion on the issue remains divided.