Washington – bonding with the executive order of President Donald Trump to end birthday citizenship, on Thursday they presented House Republicans legislation This will change the federal immigration law to narrow down the scope of citizenship, although the law is recorded in the US Constitution.
Monday’s executive ordinance of Trump has already faced Handy legal challenges from democratic general and ACLU prosecutors, with oral arguments in a multi -station case starting on Thursday at the Federal Court in Washington.
Home account sponsor, HR 569Representative GOP Texas Brian Babin said that he was satisfied with legal challenges in the face of Trump’s executive ordinance and his account.
“We appreciate and we wanted challenges,” he said. “We can bring him to the United States Supreme Court. This thing may take up to three years before it ends at the Supreme Court and let’s see how they (rule). “
Republican Republican Arizona Andy Biggs, who was also at a press conference, said that despite The case of the Supreme Court in 1898 This maintenance of birthday citizenship written in the 14th amendment believes that the GOP Act will be maintained in the courts.
Other Republicans at a press event are representatives of Mike Collins from Georgia, Diana Harshbarger from Tennessee, Brandon Gill from Texas, John Rose from Tennessee, Tom Tiffany from Wisconsin and Ralph Norman from southern Carolina.
“I think, ultimately and I predict and predict that when it reaches the US Supreme Court, the United States Supreme Court will say that this particular legal act is constitutional,” said Biggs.
Trump appointed one third of the Supreme Court, strengthening the conservative majority of 6-3.
In 1898, the Supreme Court maintained a decision on birthday citizenship 14. Amendments – which means that citizenship is guaranteed to every child born in the country, except for children born by foreign diplomats.
Trump Monday Executive Order This ends with birthday citizenship is that the federal government did not recognize or issue civic documentation for each child born after 19 February for parents who are in the country without the right permission or children with one parent who is in the United States in the United States on a ephemeral visa And another parent who is not Citizen.
They are roughly 5.5 million American children born by at least one parent who is an undocumented immigrant and 1.8 million children born in the US with two undocumented parents.
Babina’s legislation would change the Federal Immigration Law, the Act on immigration nationality. He says that citizenship will be granted to children born in the United States, who have at least one parent who is a US citizen, the owner of a green card or immigrant with legal status that serves in the army.
It does not apply to the potential that some parents may have a different type of legal immigration status, such as work or student visas. According to the text of the Act, this would only affect children born after signing the act – although it will probably have direct legal challenges.
“It is about ensuring citizenship, the foundation stone of our national identity, which is protected, respected and adapted to the principles on which this country was built,” said Babin.
Last updated 13:36, February 4, 2025
