president Donald Trump He opposed the birthright citizenship case, which was being debated before the Supreme Court on Thursday, claiming that the law was originally intended to benefit slave descendants rather than illegal immigrants.
“Birthright citizenship wasn’t meant for people to take time off and become permanent citizens of the United States and bring their families. Trump I wrote it in the post Discussions were heard on his true social platform Thursday morning. “The United States is the only country in the world that does this. For what reason, no one knows, but drug cartels love it!”
Trump added his innate citizenship. Constitutional amendments In 1868, it was primarily intended to benefit babies of slaves.
Supreme Court assumes citizenship by birth: Justice appears to be open to preserving the status quo
The Supreme Court heard oral debate on May 14, 2025 in a case involving birthright citizenship in the United States (Getty Images)
“It had nothing to do with it Illegal immigration In his post, Trump said, “For those who want to fraudulent our country from all parts of the world that we’ve been doing over the years. “It had something to do with the outcome of the Civil War and the babies of slaves that our politicians needed protection properly. Explain this.” supreme court of the United States. ”
Trump cited the issue of birthright citizenship as “still another point that leads to dysfunction in America.”
“We are a stupid country because we are politically correct, but in reality, this is the exact opposite of what is politically correct and another point that leads to American dysfunction.”
President Donald Trump argued on May 15, 2025 that the law was intended to protect the descendants of slaves, not illegal immigrants. (AP Communication/ISTOCK)
The incident heard on Thursday stemmed from a dispute over the president’s efforts to end birthright citizenship, This is the right for children born in the United States to automatically acquire citizenship, and the question of whether lower courts are allowed to block Trump’s enforcement actions forever depends on justice decisions.
A universal injunction allows lower federal courts to prohibit authorities from enforcing Trump’s executive order.
The birthright citizenship lawsuit began moving after Trump signed a day’s executive order with the intention of reinterpreting the 19th century amendment and taking effect on February 19th. However, shortly after the order was signed, legal challenges continued, with democratically designated federal judges beginning to interfere with the president’s actions.
Meanwhile, appeals of these decisions from the Trump administration failed before the Supreme Court decided to file a lawsuit.
It is unclear when the final decision of a High Court judge will come out regarding a birthright citizenship case. If you decide to issue an emergency sentence right away, it could take weeks or just hours.
