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The US Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday that children born in the United States retain citizenship regardless of their parents' immigration status, rejecting President Donald Trump's executive order.
This decision upheld a broad interpretation of the Citizenship Clause within the 14th Amendment. The ruling establishes a major limit on the president's ability to redefine national citizenship through executive authority.
