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The Supreme Court has rejected President Trump's executive order aimed at limiting birthright citizenship. Justice Brett Kavanaugh suggested that Congress could pursue legislative changes instead, prompting Republican lawmakers to consider amending existing laws or the Constitution. The Justice Department plans to focus on enforcing laws against birth tourism rather than the executive order.
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The Supreme Court has rejected President Trump's executive order aimed at limiting birthright citizenship. Justice Brett Kavanaugh suggested that Congress could pursue legislative changes instead, prompting Republican lawmakers to consider amending existing laws or the Constitution. The Justice Department plans to focus on enforcing laws against birth tourism rather than the executive order.
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