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Odds Of SCOTUS Striking Down Trump's Birthright Citizenship EO Spike
Odds Of SCOTUS Striking Down Trump's Birthright Citizenship EO Spike
Update (1240ET): Odds are not looking good for President Trump's executive order restricting birthright citizenship, as two conservative justices now seem skeptical amid today's oral arguments.
As journalist Eric Daugherty notes on X, "SCOTUS Justice John Roberts is VERY skeptical of President Trump ending birthright citizenship, repeatedly firing back at Trump's top lawyer," noting that Roberts paid no mind when US Solicitor General John Sauer brought up the fact that China has 500 birth tourism companies that bring people to the US to have children.
"That has no impact on the...
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