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What to watch for during the Supreme Court’s historic birthright citizenship arguments
The Supreme Court will hear arguments Thursday about President Donald Trump’s plan to end birthright citizenship and significantly limit the power of federal courts to slow his agenda – a case that has been rushed onto the high court’s docket less than four months after he returned to the White House.

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Supreme Court to hear oral arguments over birthright citizenship
Supreme Court finally wades into birthright citizenship debate
Birthright citizenship reaches the Supreme Court. What’s at stake?
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments this week in a case that is both unusual and potentially seismic in its consequences.

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Questions about Thursday’s oral argument in the birthright citizenship dispute? We have (some) answers.
Jurist · 13h
Explainer: US Supreme Court to Hear Arguments on Trump’s Challenge to Birthright Citizenship
The latest on Trump's impact on Arizona: Birthright citizenship, surgeon general dustup
On May 15, the Supreme Court will wade into the legal battle over Trump’s push to limit birthright citizenship in the United States.

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Pregnant immigrants warily eye US Supreme Court birthright citizenship case
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Supreme Court to weigh blocks on Trump’s order to end birthright citizenship
Supreme Court could swiftly end Trump’s bid to strip birthright citizenship
The issue being argued is largely procedural: Did a trio of federal judges overstep their authority by issuing nationwide injunctions halting President Trump’s executive order purporting to end birthright citizenship for children born to immigrants without legal status?
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Trump’s Plan to Destroy Birthright Citizenship Could Create a ‘National Crisis’
President Trump’s January 2025 executive order, aiming to deny US birthright citizenship to children of non-citizen or non-permanent resident parents, challenges over 150 years of 14th Amendment precedent.
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