Summary

A U.S. appeals court has blocked Donald Trump’s executive order attempting to end birthright citizenship for children of non-citizen parents.

The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals rejected the Trump administration’s emergency stay request, upholding a lower court’s nationwide injunction.

The ruling, made by a three-judge panel, argued that citizenship rights under the 14th Amendment are beyond presidential authority to alter.

The Justice Department is appealing similar rulings in other states, and the case may ultimately reach the Supreme Court. Arguments in the 9th Circuit case are set for June.

  • hansolo@lemm.ee
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    2 days ago

    Lol, Expect for all the ones that he hasn’t.

    Are you uninformed? Or intentionally ilinformed?

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      My point is more so to fight every damn fight

      Assuming that it’s all worthless is exactly what Trump wants from everyone

      For what it’s worth, there are threats of contempt of court in some of those deliberate misinterpretations of the court

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        there are threats of contempt of court in some of those deliberate misinterpretations of the court

        Wake me up when trump faces literally any consequences at all.

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          You can hold mid to lower level officials in contempt without as much pomp and circumstance as holding the president in contempt. They can be held in civil contempt (can include fines, asset seizures, and or jail time) which is not a criminal charge and thus not pardonable

          If everyone below Trump gets the brunt, they’re going to feel obliged to actually follow the courts rather than what Trump says