"Trump stated he was attending the hearing because he has listened to the argument for so long, indicating his ongoing interest in the issue of birthright citizenship."
"The president's executive order restricts a right rooted in the U.S. Constitution, which has been affirmed for over 125 years, challenging the established understanding of citizenship."
"The ACLU described the case as one of the most important in the last hundred years, emphasizing the significance of the challenge to Trump's executive order."
"ACLU Executive Director Anthony D. Romero offered to sit alongside Trump in court, suggesting a readiness to engage in a legal debate over the meaning of the Constitution."
Trump attended a Supreme Court hearing on birthright citizenship, a right affirmed for over 125 years. He previously criticized justices who ruled against his tariffs. His executive order restricts citizenship for U.S.-born children of undocumented immigrants, reflecting a belief rooted in conspiracy theories. The ACLU is challenging this order, calling the case significant. ACLU's Executive Director expressed willingness to engage with Trump in court over constitutional interpretations.
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