Turns out the most fragile thing in America isn't the political system, but the ink on a 156-year-old document.
Federal Judge Allows Challenge to Birthright Citizenship
A federal judge has refused to block an executive order that challenges birthright citizenship. While the 14th Amendment guarantees citizenship to those born on U.S. soil, the move signals a high-stakes legal battle over the interpretation of constitutional protections, potentially reshaping immigration law and triggering years of litigation through higher courts.
Source: Federal Judge Allows Challenge to Birthright Citizenship — Al Jazeera
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