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President Donald Trump is looking to Congress for legislation on birthright citizenship after the Supreme Court rejected his executive order to end the practice. The court's 6-3 ruling has prompted lawmakers to introduce bills and consider a constitutional amendment to clarify citizenship eligibility. Trump expressed his support for Congressional action in response to the ruling.
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President Donald Trump is looking to Congress for legislation on birthright citizenship after the Supreme Court rejected his executive order to end the practice. The court's 6-3 ruling has prompted lawmakers to introduce bills and consider a constitutional amendment to clarify citizenship eligibility. Trump expressed his support for Congressional action in response to the ruling.
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‘Hands are, effectively, tied’: Trump turns to Congress for birthright citizenship lifeline
Trump Seeks Congressional Action on Birthright Citizenship After Supreme Court Ruling