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Supreme Court agonizes over whether lower courts can block Trump birthright citizenship order
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3:29Now PlayingSupreme Court justices on Thursday struggled over how best to restrict lower court judges from issuing sweeping nationwide injunctions as they heard arguments over the Trump administration’s bid to lift a block on the president’s executive order limiting birthright citizenship. NY Post politics reporter Ryan King shares this story.
In a session lasting two and a half hours, the justices largely skipped debating the merits of Trump’s Day One action, which would end the practice of automatically recognizing US-born children of illegal immigrants as citizens, and instead examined whether a single federal judge could or should be allowed to block such orders from taking effect.
A group of 22 states had sued the Trump administration over the executive order, and the president’s team was hit with three injunctions issued by federal judges in Maryland, Massachusetts and Washington state.
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