Supreme Court Questions Practicality of Ending Birthright Citizenship
PBS NewsHourMay 15, 20252 min51,536 views
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- ❓ Justice Kavanaugh questioned the practical implementation of ending birthright citizenship, asking what hospitals and states would do with newborns.
- 🗣️ The Trump administration's lawyer, D. John Sauer, stated that hospitals and states would likely not do anything different.
- 📄 The executive order specifies that federal officials will not accept documents recognizing citizenship from individuals affected by the policy, but the method for federal officials to determine a newborn's status remains unclear.
Executive Order Details and Injunctions
- 📜 The executive order affects newborns where a parent was unlawfully present or a temporary visitor, and the other parent was not a US citizen or lawful permanent resident.
- 🚫 Oral arguments in the case Trump v. CASA, Inc. also addressed the power of federal judges to issue nationwide injunctions.
- ⏳ The administration argued that injunctions prevented the 30-day ramp-up period outlined in the executive order, which was intended for agencies to formulate guidance.
- ⚠️ It was noted that agencies were enjoined from even formulating policy, making it difficult to prepare for the order's implementation within the specified timeframe.
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