Voters are Sounding More and More Like Trump on Birthright Citizenship
Voters are Sounding More and More Like Trump on Birthright CitizenshipHe lost in court. But he’s bending reality to his warped point of view.Sarah LongwellJul 05, 202623510231Share(Illustrations by Sarah Rogers/The Bulwark)A MAJORITY OF THE SUPREME COURT decided last week to follow the obvious, black-letter text of the Constitution and uphold birthright citizenship. This should not have been a close call.But the ruling—a 5–4 decision that Donald Trump’s executive order to end birthright citizenship was unconstitutional—showed that the justices were torn.
- ▪Voters are Sounding More and More Like Trump on Birthright CitizenshipHe lost in court.
- ▪But he’s bending reality to his warped point of view.Sarah LongwellJul 05, 202623510231Share(Illustrations by Sarah Rogers/The Bulwark)A MAJORITY OF THE SUPREME COURT decided last week to follow the obvious, black-letter text of the Constit
- ▪This should not have been a close call.But the ruling—a 5–4 decision that Donald Trump’s executive order to end birthright citizenship was unconstitutional—showed that the justices were torn.
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| Publication time | Sun, 05 Jul 2026 23:00:43 GMT |
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Voters are Sounding More and More Like Trump on Birthright CitizenshipHe lost in court. But he’s bending reality to his warped point of view.Sarah LongwellJul 05, 202623510231Share(Illustrations by Sarah Rogers/The Bulwark)A MAJORITY OF THE SUPREME COURT decided last week to follow the obvious, black-letter text of the Constitution and uphold birthright citizenship. This should not have been a close call.But the ruling—a 5–4 decision that Donald Trump’s executive order to end birthright citizenship was unconstitutional—showed that the justices were torn. And they’re hardly alone.
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