Washington, D.C. — President Donald Trump is once again fighting to put America first—this time by challenging what he calls a “ridiculous” interpretation of the Constitution that’s fueling illegal immigration and weakening U.S. sovereignty.
From the Middle East, President Trump sounded the alarm ahead of Thursday’s high-stakes Supreme Court showdown over birthright citizenship.
“Big case today at the Supreme Court,” Trump posted on Truth Social. “Birthright Citizenship was never meant for people taking vacations just to give birth and claim American citizenship. It’s a scam—and we’re the only country dumb enough to allow it!”
Trump didn’t hold back, blasting the current policy as a gift to drug cartels and illegal border-crossers who exploit American generosity.
“We’re laughed at around the world,” he said. “Cartels love it. We’re a stupid country for allowing this nonsense.”
The President’s position is crystal clear: The 14th Amendment was never meant to reward illegal immigration. It was ratified after the Civil War to protect the rights of freed slaves—not to give automatic citizenship to anyone who sets foot on U.S. soil.
“Let’s get real,” Trump added. “It was about the aftermath of the Civil War. It had nothing to do with today’s immigration crisis.”
Major Legal Battle Could Rein in Activist Judges
The Trump administration has asked the Supreme Court to intervene after lower courts blocked his executive order aimed at ending automatic citizenship for children born to illegal aliens.
This case now centers on whether judges have the authority to issue nationwide injunctions—a controversial legal tactic often used to stall or sabotage conservative policies.
Constitutional experts say this is a make-or-break moment. At issue is the Citizenship Clause of the 14th Amendment, a hotly contested legal question that even some conservative scholars disagree on. While the academic left insists the clause guarantees citizenship to almost anyone born here, originalists argue that interpretation is legally flawed and politically dangerous.
Why This Case Matters
For millions of patriotic Americans, this isn’t just a legal question—it’s about protecting the integrity of our borders, restoring common sense, and putting an end to what many call the birth tourism loophole.
If the Court sides with the Trump administration, it could signal the end of a decades-old policy that critics say has invited abuse, weakened national security, and strained taxpayer resources.
As the legal battle unfolds, all eyes are on the Court—and on a president who continues to challenge the D.C. swamp and defend the rule of law.
Stay with us for updates on this critical case that could redefine America’s future.