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08/01/2026

07/01/2026

Today, birthright citizenship survived Trump’s attack.

All we can say is: phew!

But this is not an all-out celebration.

Because this should never have been so hotly debated in the first place.

The promise of birthright citizenship is simple: born here, citizen here.

After slavery and Dred Scott, this country amended the Constitution to make clear that citizenship cannot be denied by cruelty, politics, or the whims of powerful men.

Trump tried to tear that promise apart.

His administration argued that some children born in the United States shouldn’t automatically be citizens because of who their parents are. In other words, he tried to take his immigration fight from borders to bloodlines.

And the fact that the Supreme Court had to stop him should alarm every single one of us.

This was not some fringe legal thought experiment. Trump built this attack on fear, resentment, and the lie that birthright citizenship is a uniquely American mistake.

It is not.

Countries across the Americas, including Mexico, recognize that children born on their soil belong there.

But Trump wanted America to look at some newborn babies and say: not you.

Today, Trump’s attack failed — even before his conservative-stacked Court.

But real victory will only come when we no longer have a president actively working to destroy the Constitution — and when no family has to wait on a Supreme Court ruling to know whether their child belongs in the only country they have ever known.

So yes, we can breathe today.

But we shouldn’t forget how close this came.

Birthright citizenship should never have been on trial.

The Constitution held today.

Now we have to make sure it keeps holding.

06/06/2026

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