A federal judge halted President Trump’s newest executive‑order attempt to curb birthright citizenship, citing the Supreme Court’s earlier decision that struck down his first effort. The ruling underscores the judiciary’s role in checking executive power over constitutional rights and signals that any future attempts to alter the 14th Amendment’s citizenship clause will face significant legal hurdles. The decision also highlights ongoing tensions between the executive branch and the courts over immigration policy and the interpretation of constitutional provisions.
A federal judge pumped the brakes on President Trump's latest effort to rein in birthright citizenship through executive order, citing the Supreme Court's ruling against his first attempt.
