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A federal appeal judge on Friday blocked President Donald Trump’s plan to eliminate congenital citizenship for children in the country illegally or temporarily blocking.
American District Judge Leo Sorokin ruled that the Trump administration’s attempt to end the innate citizenship to end an attempt to eliminate the innate citizenship that he had issued earlier this year and was given to more than a dozen states.
Sorokin said the decision was an exception to the recent US Supreme Court’s decision with limited courts’ ability to issue nationwide prohibitory orders. The issue is expected to return to the Supreme Court.
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The protesters hold a banner during a citizenship rally outside the Supreme Court in Washington on 15 May 2025. (AP Photo/Jose Louis Magana, File)
Trump and administration are entitled to carry forward their interpretation of the fourteenth amendment, and there is no doubt that the Supreme Court will eventually settle the question, “Sorokin has written in his judgment. “But in the meantime, for the purposes of the case at this turn, the executive order is unconstitutional.”
The Trump administration has argued that children born in the US for parents in the country illegally and temporarily are not under the “jurisdiction of the United States” and therefore not entitled to citizenship.
Trump signed his first day in the office, along with other orders in the office, along with other orders in the office.
We will have negative effects due to congenital citizenship, the defenders warned
The Trump administration has not illegally and temporarily not under the jurisdiction of the United States and is therefore not entitled to citizenship. (Getty image)
On Wednesday, San Francisco-based 9th Circuit Court of Appeals also confirmed the nationwide prohibition of the lower court, and, earlier this month, a new Hampshire’s federal judge ruled a verdict, stopping the executive order of Trump by taking nationwide impact in a new class-action case.
Sorokin disagreed with the argument of the Trump administration that the Supreme Court’s decision gave a narrow verdict.
Olga Urbina and her 9 -month -old son, Ares webster, participate in a protest outside the US Supreme Court to end the innate citizenship of President Donald Trump as the court listens to arguments in Washington, DC, 15 May, 2025. (Through Drew Anger/AFP Getty Image)
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In the class-action trial, the plaintiff argued that Trump’s executive order is unconstitutional as the 14th amendment guarantees congenital citizenship, and it threatens millions of dollars in state funding for “necessary” health insurance services “essential” health insurance services on citizenship.
Reuters and Associated Press contributed to this report.
