
5 Takeaways From Oral Arguments on Universal Injunctions in Birthright Citizenship Case at the Supreme Court
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- Policy Leaning
-10% Center
- Politician Portrayal
-59% Negative
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
64% : Federal law requires that they have Social Security numbers for the administration of these benefits.56% : "Subject to the jurisdiction thereof" did not apply to aliens who enter the U.S. and then give birth in America, they say, because non-Americans are subject to the jurisdiction of their home countries.
46% : He noted that if children of illegal aliens don't have U.S. citizenship in other states but do gain it when they move to New Jersey, that introduces serious problems with New Jersey's legal obligations to provide benefits, such as Medicaid, to citizens.
46% : "They did not get Social Security numbers because they would not have been eligible for the enumeration at birth," Feigenbaum said.
42% : The case, Trump v. CASA, concerns nationwide injunctions that lower court judges have ordered, pausing President Donald Trump's order interpreting the 14th Amendment as not guaranteeing what is known as "birthright citizenship," the idea that if someone is born in the U.S. to alien parents (who are not foreign diplomats or enemies in a hostile occupation), they are immediately a citizen.
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