After Supreme Court setback, Trump again targets immigration by expanding definition of birthright citizenship

President Trump has used an executive order to change how birthright citizenship is defined. This appears to be another attempt by Trump to reshape immigration policy through executive action. Courts have already rejected at least one of his immigration efforts on this topic.

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National7 articles from 7 sources across the spectrum· Updated 41d ago

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The story so far

2 developments
  1. Aug 13Civil rights groups ask judge to block Trump from ignoring birthright citizenship ruling
  2. Aug 18Trump Courts Another Legal Defeat on Birthright Citizenship

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Last development · Aug 18 — Trump Courts Another Legal Defeat on Birthright Citizenship

The bigger story

How each side is putting it

Left

2 viewpoints
Latin TimesLean Left· 41d ago

Courts to Decide If Trump's Two New Orders Thread the Supreme Court's Needle on Birthright Citizenship

Baptist News GlobalLean Left· 47d ago

Civil rights groups ask judge to block Trump from ignoring birthright citizenship ruling

Center

3 viewpoints
The Conversation USCenter· 41d ago

After Supreme Court setback, Trump again targets immigration by expanding definition of birthright citizenship

The HillCenter· 43d ago

Trump's latest birthright citizenship order is also unconstitutional

ForbesCenter· 45d ago

Trump Tests Birthright Citizenship Again After Supreme Court Loss

Right

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ReasonLean Right· 42d ago

Trump Courts Another Legal Defeat on Birthright Citizenship

Other outlets

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Left

1 article
Al JazeeraLean Left· 42d ago

Can Trump limit birthright citizenship? Legal experts are doubtful

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