Trump ’s birth right citizen ordered by the judge to stop:“ blatant and unconstitutional ”

A US Federal Judge has temporarily stopped an administrative order aiming to limit the identity of automatic birth rights on Thursday. The judge believes that the order is “blatant and unconstitutional.”

what happened: Judge John CoughenourThe temporary restrictions stationed in Seattle effectively prevented the president’s execution Donald Trump’s According to the Reuters report, administrative order. The order was issued at the requirements of the four Democratic leaders: Washington, Arizona, Illinois and Oregon.

The administrative order indicates that American agencies have denied children born in the United States, if parents are not American citizens or legal permanent residents. Kunel told the US Department of Justice to defend the order.

Each state argued that Trump’s order violated the “Citizenship Terms” of the 14th amendment of the “American Constitution”, which guaranteed anyone who was born to the United States for citizenship. “This is a blatant or unconstitutional order,” Konor said.

Trump said in Kenol’s ruling: “Obviously we will appeal.”

Why is it important: Administrative order is part of the action that the president promises to take action immediately. The order is his long -term stance on the identity of the right to birth rights, and he reiterated the position during the campaign.

Trump’s niece Mary Trump has previously criticized his position on the identity of citizenship of birth rights and emphasized his importance in American family history.

Temporary restrictions will prevent Trump’s policies from implementing it across the country for 14 days. During this period, Judge Kenol will consider whether to issue a preliminary preliminary ban.

The argument will be heard on February 6. If Trump’s order is allowed to stand, the citizenship of 150,000 new children will be rejected each year.

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