The Court is reviewing the scope of nationwide injunctions in cases challenging Trump's executive order on birthright citizenship.
WHEN LOOKED AT FROM A SECULAR PERSPECTIVE, IT IS THE MOST ACCEPTABLE METHOD OF DETERMINING CITIZENSHIP. DIFFERENCES IN PERSPECTIVE ARE ALSO NORMAL.
2.The U.S Supreme Court cannot unilaterally redefine birthright Citizenship,it can only interpret the Constitution, while any change would require a constitutional amendment.
Well, technically, it could. but that would be astonishing, given that birthright citizenship has been firmly rooted in the Fourteenth Amendment since 1868 and reaffirmed in landmark cases like United States v. Wong Kim Ark (1898). For the Court to suddenly reinterpret such a long-standing, constitutionally enshrined principle would not only upend over a century of legal precedent but also ignite a constitutional firestorm. so while it’s possible in the most literal sense, it’s hard to imagine it happening without provoking widespread disbelief and intense national debate.
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