Supreme Court upholds birthright citizenship, expands presidential firing power
The U.S. Supreme Court wrapped its term Tuesday with a series of major decisions on immigration, presidential power and election law.
Among the final rulings, the court voted against President Donald Trump to uphold the citizenship clause of the 14th Amendment declaring anyone born within the borders of the U.S. a citizen of the country.
Last week, the justices held that courts cannot review Department of Homeland Security decisions to end Temporary Protected Status, clearing the way for the Trump administration to end legal protections for Haitians and Syrians, which includes a large Haitian…
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