MALAYSIA: Former President Donald Trump has issued a new order targeting birthright citizenship, aiming to curb what he describes as 'birth tourism' in the United States. The order comes after a previous attempt faced legal hurdles following a Supreme Court ruling, which underscores the ongoing debate over the legality and feasibility of restricting birthright citizenship. The concept of birthright citizenship is rooted in the 14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, which grants citizenship to all persons born or naturalized in the United States.
Trump's renewed efforts to challenge this fundamental right have sparked significant controversy and skepticism among legal experts, who question the constitutional validity of such an order. "s new order targeting", Supreme Court said. This statement follows the administration's previous unsuccessful attempts to alter the interpretation of the 14th Amendment, highlighting the contentious nature of the issue and the legal complexities involved. The broader implications of this order could affect thousands of individuals born in the U.S. To non-citizen parents, potentially altering their citizenship status.
As legal experts and lawmakers prepare for the ensuing legal battles, the outcome of this challenge could set a significant precedent for future immigration policies in the country.
