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ACLU, others urge judge to block Trump's latest birthright citizenship orders

The civil rights group says the order would unlawfully deny citizenship to children covered by an existing class-action case.

  • On Tuesday, The American Civil Liberties Union launched a legal challenge in the U.S. District Court in New Hampshire, seeking to block President Trump's new executive order restricting birthright citizenship.
  • Issued last Thursday, the administration's directive restricts the State Department from issuing citizenship documents to children born to foreign government employees, lobbyists, or members of terrorist organizations.
  • Rather than filing a new lawsuit, the ACLU asked the trial judge from the original class-action case to intervene, citing the Supreme Court's June ruling that deemed the prior order unconstitutional.
  • Lead counsel Cody Wofsy stated birthright citizenship remains a constitutional right, calling the administration's attempt to bypass the Supreme Court 'beside the point' in a statement.
  • While President Trump argues the new order aligns with narrow constitutional exceptions and will withstand scrutiny, The Justice Department has not yet responded to the ACLU's legal challenge.
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ACLU, others sue over Trump birthright order

The ACLU and other groups asked a federal judge Tuesday to block U.S. President Donald Trump from enforcing new executive orders to limit the number of people eligible for birthright citizenship.

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By Devan Cole, CNN President Donald Trump's most recent attempt to limit citizenship by birth faces new doubts in the courts, after immigrants who managed to stop their previous attempt to end this right ask a federal judge to stop the president's new initiative.The Supreme Court ruled The post Civil Rights Groups ask a judge to block Trump's new birth citizenship decree appeared first on KVIA.

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