Do you still have birthright citizenship if you’re born in the U.S. to non-citizen parents? Learn how the Supreme Court just changed the way federal courts block national policies and what it means for birthright citizenship and your rights in America. This ruling gives President Trump a powerful win that could affect millions of people in different states.
In today’s news update, learn how the Supreme Court’s new ruling changes who can block federal policies and how that affects birthright citizenship, executive power, and nationwide legal protections. This covers the shift in how court injunctions work, what that means for immigration laws, and how President Trump’s policy on citizenship is moving forward in some states but not others. You’ll understand how this ruling might impact your rights, how state laws could now decide legal protections, and why this decision affects more than just citizenship. This includes executive orders, legal uncertainty, and what it means for families, federal judges, and everyday Americans
How Trump’s Supreme Court Win Just Changed Your Rights and Citizenship
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