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Iowa AG Brenna Bird defends Trump birthright citizenship order

Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird is leading a legal brief supporting Trump's executive order.
Trump's order seeks to end birthright citizenship for children of non-citizens and illegal immigrants.
The order argues that children born to non-citizens are not subject to the jurisdiction of the U.S.
Bird notes the order accurately reflects that the Constitution does not guarantee citizenship to illegal aliens.
The Supreme Court has not yet said if it will hear the case or lift injunctions against Trump's order.

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Kokomo Tribune

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Mark Franke column: Debating the concept of birthright citizenship

One of Donald Trump’s executive orders establishes an official administrative interpretation of the citizenship language of the Fourteenth Amendment. The question centers on the right of “birth citizenship,” the automatic granting of United States citizenship to any baby born within…

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AG Labrador defends Trump order on inmate gender dysphoria claims

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Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds, in response to DOJ, says her energy policy aligns with Trump’s

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President Trump and Birthright Citizenship

The Constitution’s grant of citizenship cannot be a function of Congress’s immigration laws, let alone of a president’s executive order written on the basis of those laws. Only a constitutional amendment could unsay what the Constitution conclusively says on that question: born here, citizen here.

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Iowa AG Brenna Bird defends Trump birthright citizenship order

Republican Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird is leading a legal brief in support of President Donald Trump’s executive order to redefine birthright citizenship.

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