The Supreme Court has agreed to hear oral arguments regarding President Trump’s request to implement a plan to end birthright citizenship against all but a few individuals. The administration’s request was to limit lower court orders against the policy, which has been described as unconstitutional. Trump’s appeal focuses on halting implementation of his birthright citizenship order, which has been met with swift legal challenges and injunctions by lower courts. The issue at hand centers around whether district courts can issue nationwide injunctions, a topic the Supreme Court has previously avoided. Trump’s efforts to end birthright citizenship are seen as a potential challenge to the longstanding precedent established in the 14th Amendment. Critics argue that the policy is flagrantly unconstitutional and inconsistent with equal treatment under the law. The Department of Justice claims that lower courts have overstepped their authority with nationwide injunctions, blocking the government from enforcing the policy. The Supreme Court’s decision on this case could have significant implications for immigration and citizenship laws in the United States.
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