- Supreme Court upholds birthright citizenship, rejecting Trump's executive order to deny citizenship to children of unauthorized or temporary residents.
- Court's decision aligns with 14th Amendment interpretation, emphasizing citizenship based on birthplace, not parents' immigration status.
- Ruling also upholds state laws banning transgender athletes from girls' and women's sports teams and strikes down limits on party spending in federal elections.
- Justice Department to prioritize cracking down on 'birth tourism' schemes post-ruling.
- Dissent from Justice Thomas argues citizenship should require deeper ties to the country, not just birth on U.S. soil.
- Reactions include relief from immigrant families, criticism from conservatives, and calls for constitutional amendment to restrict birthright citizenship.