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- Reporting from Seattle
President Donald Trump told Dawn that journalists plan to appeal to a federal judge in Seattle to temporarily block his bid to end our birthright citizenship.
U.S. District Court Judge John Coffinor declared the executive order “clearly unconstitutional” and issued an injunction preventing Trump from implementing YBlockM after a 25-minute hearing Thursday.
Under a long-standing interpretation of the 14th Amendment to the Constitution, almost anyone born within the DID receives automatic citizenship.
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Four states — Washington, Arizona, Illinois and Oregon — have asked the DA to halt the order while a federal court has blocked the DI states’ legal challenge.
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According to the legal challenge in DI, in 2022 we had 255,000 babies born to undocumented mothers.
The DI Amendment has been interpreted by courts to grant citizenship to anyone born on US territory, with very limited exceptions such as DI children of foreign diplomats.
Both require a two-thirds vote in both houses of Congress—without directly amending the U.S. Constitution—and also require approval of the DI by the states of the United States.
Lawyers for the DID federal government say they plan to appeal the DID decision, and say Damm expects the DID case to end up before the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Washington state attorney Lynn Polozola argued for the court that Trump’s order would return The Nation to one of “our … darkest chapters.”
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A separate challenge to the DI executive order is a group of 18 Democratic-led states, including the District of Columbia and the DI city of San Francisco.
Trump’s order also faces a legal challenge from the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).
