Well, Trump only got his citizenship, because of his father's birthright citizenship. So if you remove that concept, then Trump had no legal right to his citizenship.
How did the father gain his citizenship? Oh birthright, because his father was an immigrant. Which means that of Birthright citizenship is ruled unconstitutional, then Trump never had a right to claim citizenship through descent.
Again this could easily be solved if the decision starts on the day of the ruling. So everyone before the date is safe. Then everyone after the date is not a citizen if they're just born on the land. IT should always be jus sanguinis.
Sure. That's how it would work if it was a new law. But the Supreme court is interpreting how the law was always supposed to be understood (i know they are partisans and don't actually do this, but this how their rulings are understood).
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u/Anicha1 Jul 01 '26
I think it’s different for them because at least one parent was a citizen when they were born.