((Hill– A federal appeal court ruled against President Trump on Friday, with the exception of the administration from the end Co -citizenship.
He supported the Three Cases Committee in the first circular appeal court a A judicial decree Which prevented the administration from age a January executive orderSigned by the president, this would Reducing the nationality of births.
“The lessons of history” gives us all the reasons to be careful from now on the blessing of this last effort to break our established traditions in recognition of citizenship and making citizenship depend on the behavior of parents instead of-in all circumstances except for scarcity-the simple fact of birth in the United States. ” to rule.
The Federal Appeal Court in Boston became The latest court Saying that the president pushed to end the newly born citizenship, which states that any person born in the United States are citizens regardless of his parents ’migration, is likely to be illegal.
The Supreme Judge of the Court wrote in the ruling: “The history of our nation for our efforts to restrict citizenship in the field of birth – from Dureid Scott in the contract that preceded the civil war to an attempt to justify the enforcement of the Chinese exclusion law in Wong Kim Ark – was not proud.”
The recent decision of the Federal Court of Appeal represents the fifth federal court from June to either of them Issue or support Orders prevent Trump’s order, only one part of Strong immigration agenda Since returning to the Oval Office.
California Prosecutor Rob Punta welcomed the ruling on an online post.
“Today’s decision supports a judicial order at the country level in a lawsuit that challenges the president’s attempt to end, with a stroke, the constitutional right to the newly born citizenship,” Punta Friday wrote On the social platform x.
He added, “We will continue to oppose this executive matter until the president’s attempt to completely eliminate the constitution is banned.”
The golden state was among the 20 states listed in the lawsuit.
Late last month, the Ministry of Justice to request The Supreme Court to review whether Trump’s executive order is constitutionally born citizenship.