US Supreme Court skeptical of birthright citizenship challenge
Trump attended oral arguments in person on Wednesday, a rare move by a sitting president that underscores the high stakes of the birthright citizenship case.
The US Supreme Court appeared skeptical during Wednesday's oral arguments regarding a challenge to birthright citizenship, a constitutional principle that automatically grants citizenship to anyone born on US soil. Former President Donald Trump attended the hearing in person, an unusual move for a sitting president, highlighting the significant political and legal stakes of this case. The justices raised critical questions about the challenge's foundations, indicating doubts about its constitutional viability. This case could have profound implications for immigration rights and the interpretation of the 14th Amendment moving forward.
