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The Supreme Court ruled by a narrow margin on President Trump’s birthright executive order. A bare majority declared the order unconstitutional. The The Supreme Court ruled by a narrow margin on President Trump’s birthright
executive order. A bare majority declared the order unconstitutional. The decision reflects a subtle shift toward conservative legal interpretation. Critics of the order argued it exceeded presidential authority. Supporters of
the ruling praised the court’s adherence to constitutional limits. Legal scholars note the close vote underscores ongoing ideological divides. The case may set precedent for future executive actions on immigration. Observers will
monitor how the ruling impacts related policy debates.