President Donald Trump’s efforts to end birthright citizenship could lead to a “birth tax”, a policy think tank believes ...

While not all of those would necessarily qualify as birthright citizenship ... "The big picture is that if we uphold immigration policies and constitutional rights that welcome immigrants and help ...

While not all of those would necessarily qualify as birthright ... citizenship in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, DC, on January 20, 2025. JIM WATSON/POOL/AFP via Getty Images ...

In his op-ed “Can Trump Ban Birthright Citizenship?” (March 17), Prof. Jed Rubenfeld argues that the 14th Amendment’s Citizenship Clause extends automatic citizenship to children born of ...

Defenders of birthright citizenship say it is a well-established legal precedent fundamental to the fabric of America. While Trump’s order was not retroactive, critics say it might have denied ...

WASHINGTON — U.S. Rep. Greg Casar was born in Houston with something neither of his parents had: U.S. citizenship. His automatic status as a newborn American citizen came courtesy of the 14th ...

In January, President Trump signed a controversial executive order that sought to end birthright citizenship ... practices that have been prevalent in America for a while. NewsNation, a leading ...

There are at least 33 countries that have unrestricted birthright citizenship. These include Canada and all but one country in North and South America. Even before this Amendment, it was generally ...

But the King says he may cancel the constitution by executive order. He says that citizenship is no longer our birthright. He may revoke it, for whatever reasons he wants. He says he is only ...

open image in gallery White House border czar has argued birthright citizenship question remains undetermined, despite decades of legal precedent (AFP via Getty Images) The administration has ...

Critics say Trump's executive order restricting birthright citizenship, which has been blocked nationwide by three federal courts, is a "uniquely terrible" case to eliminate such injunctions in ...