President Trump just signed two bold new executive orders targeting birth tourism and birthright citizenship, sparking national debate. One order aims to block people from entering the U.S. solely to give birth, while the other tries to expand who’s ineligible for automatic citizenship — including children of foreign government workers, “alien enemies,” and those born in U.S. territories. The White House claims these moves are needed to stop exploitation of a loophole they say was meant only for former slaves. But immigration experts argue the orders are politically motivated, legally shaky, and unlikely to curb birth tourism — which is already technically illegal under current law. They also warn that changing citizenship rules in U.S. territories like Puerto Rico requires Congress, not an executive decree — setting the stage for legal battles ahead.
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