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Supreme Court appears likely to side against Trump on birthright citizenship

By Amy Howe April 1, 2026 1 min read

In local news, a recent development involves the Supreme Court and President Donald Trump. The Court appears likely to rule against the President on a certain issue. The issue at hand is birthright citizenship, which guarantees US citizenship to certain individuals. President Trump signed an executive order related to this topic on January 20, 2025. Further details on this matter are available from SCOTUSblog, which has been following the story and providing updates, including one as recent as April 1.

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