Trump says he will ‘probably’ lose birthright citizenship case in rant against lawfare
Source: Washington Examiner · Bias: Center Right
Summary
President Donald Trump said on Saturday he will “probably” lose the birthright citizenship case at the Supreme Court after a recent string of court losses in federal court. Trump made the notable admission nearly two months after the federal government defended the president’s 2025 executive order seeking to reestablish birthright citizenship under the 14th Amendment […]
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