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Two executive orders Thursday will narrow automatic birthright citizenship for children born in specific circumstances and direct federal agencies to crack down on commercial birth tourism centers, Axios reported.
The push is Trump's second attempt after the Supreme Court struck down a broader version of the same order on June 30.
The administration argues that ruling still leaves space for restrictions under exceptions the court has long recognized. Four categories, a narrow legal theory The first order covers four categories of future births.
Children of noncitizen foreign diplomatic staff in the United States would lose automatic citizenship, extending an exclusion the 14th Amendment already applies to ambassadors' families.
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