THE QUESTION THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION COULDN’T ANSWER ABOUT BIRTHRIGHT CITIZENSHIP
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✍️ The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a case challenging President Trump's executive order to end birthright citizenship, with the government's lack of a plan to implement the order raising concerns about the impact on thousands of babies born every year.
👉 The government's lack of a plan to implement the executive order has raised concerns about the impact on thousands of babies born every year. 👉 Nationwide injunctions are a way to protect the public from the government's actions during the time between the start of litigation and a final judgment by the Supreme Court. 👉 The government's argument is that nationwide injunctions are unconstitutional, but the lack of a plan to implement the order has led to criticism that it is unprepared to take away the best legal pathway for those affected to challenge the government's action. 👉 The case highlights the importance of nationwide injunctions in protecting the public from the government's actions.
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