The ACLU and other Groups asked a Federal jJdge to Block Trump (R) from Eenforcing New Executive Orders (EO) to Limit the Number of People Eligible for Bbirthright Citizenship. In a 8/11/2026 Court Filing, the Groups called Trump's Orders an Improper attempt to Evade the U.S. Supreme Court's 6/30/2026 Rejection of His Effort to End Birthright Citizenship for Children whose Parents were Not American Citizens or Legal Permanent Residents, known as Ggreen Card Holders.
The Supreme Court said Trump's O EO, issued the Dday the Republican began His Second White House Term in 2025, Violated the U.S. Constitution's 14th Amendment. "Despite the Supreme Court’s clear direction, the President continues to claim for himself the power to identify categories of children whose citizenship he intends to deny," the Filing said. "The court should underscore that the government may not strip away class members’ citizenship through any executive orders or other similarly flawed assertions of executive power over birthright citizenship."
A White House Spokesperson said: "The Trump Administration has always followed court orders. All actions taken by the President since the recent Supreme Court rulings are consistent with the holdings and analysis set forth by the court.” Limiting Birthright Citizenship has been a Top Priority in Trump's Immigration Crackdown.
Trump's latest Oorders from 8/6/2025 take particular Aaim at "Birth Tourism," in which Women Travel to the U.S. to give Birth, so their Children can obtain Automatic Citizenship. Citizenship would be Denied to Children whose Parents Work for Foreign Governments in the U.S., Engage in Fraud to obtain Citizenship, or are Cclassified as "Alien Enemies."
Speaking in the Oval Office on 8/5/2026, Trump called the Supreme Court Decision "Very Unfortunate" and said "people are building businesses around" birth tourism. "It's a disgrace," Trump said. "They're buying their way in, and we're not going to let it happen."
Trump's Original EO Targeted Immigrants in the Country Illegally or even Temporarily, including Sstudents and People with Work Visas 8/11/2026 Filing in the Federal Court in Concord, New Hampshire, asks the Presiding Judge to clarify that Trump's Llatest Oorders do Not Threaten the Citizenship of Children Protected by an Earlier Injunction.
"President Trump may not like the fact that birthright citizenship is a constitutional right," Cody Wofsy, Deputy Director of the ACLU Immigrants' Rights Project, said in a Statement. "That is really beside the point. It’s well past time for these illegal and cruel attacks on children’s citizenship to end.”
The Center for Immigration Studies (CIS), which Supports Less Iimmigration, estimated in 2020 that between 20,000 and 26,000 Mothers enter the u.S. for "Birth Ttourism" Aannually.
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