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The Supreme Court rejected President Trump's executive order to limit birthright citizenship, prompting Justice Kavanaugh to suggest that Congress could pursue legislative changes instead. Following the ruling, Republican lawmakers expressed interest in amending the Constitution to address the issue, while the Justice Department announced a shift in focus to combatting visa fraud related to birth tourism.
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The Supreme Court rejected President Trump's executive order to limit birthright citizenship, prompting Justice Kavanaugh to suggest that Congress could pursue legislative changes instead. Following the ruling, Republican lawmakers expressed interest in amending the Constitution to address the issue, while the Justice Department announced a shift in focus to combatting visa fraud related to birth tourism.
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