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The US Supreme Court on Friday gave an important verdict in favor of President Trump. The Supreme Court said that the judges of the lower courts cannot stop the order of citizenship associated with the birth of Trump.
Earlier these judges were putting a hurdle in his work by stopping Trump’s decision, but now it will be difficult for him to do so after the Supreme Court’s decision.
Earlier, the US lower courts had temporarily stopped Trump’s congenital citizenship order in three different cases before it was implemented.
Trump signed the executive order on the day of his swearing -in, ie, on the executive order, banned the birth rightsship by signing the executive order. A few days later, the US Federal Court stayed the decision of President Donald Trump to abolish the congenital citizenship rights for 14 days.
The verdict is considered to be Trump’s legal victory
Justice Amy Koni Barrett, who wrote the verdict, said- Federal Courts do not monitor government orders. Their job is to solve matters according to the forces given by Parliament.
This decision is considered to be Trump’s major legal victory. Trump often claims that the courts do not allow them to work or interfere in their work.
Judicial intervention in using executive powers is obstructed. Attorney General Palm Bondi wrote on social media after the verdict, “The Supreme Court directed the lower courts to stop the endless series of nationwide ban against President Trump.
Trump said- Now we will implement their policies fast
Trump welcomed the Supreme Court’s decision. Trump thanked the judges of the Supreme Court, describing this decision as luxurious. Please tell that three of the nine judges of the Supreme Court were appointed by Trump.
Trump said- last one hour was fantastic. Now we can proceed to implement policies that were wrongly stopped. Trump said- This decision is the victory of the Constitution and the law. Now they will move fast to apply their policies.
Cases of congenital citizenship increased in America
After the end of the US Civil War in 1865, the 14th amendment in the US Parliament was approved in July 1868. It said that all American citizens born in the country are. The purpose of this amendment was to give American citizenship to the black people victims of slavery.
However, this amendment has been interpreted in such a way that all children born in the US will be included, irrespective of their parents’ immigration states.
Taking advantage of this law, people from poor and war -torn countries come to America and give birth to children. These people stay in America on the basis of studies, research, jobs. He gets American citizenship as soon as the child is born. Parents also get a legal reason for living in America on the pretext of citizenship.
In America, this trend has been in full swing for a long time. Critics call it a birth tourism. According to the 2022 report of Pew Research Center, 16 lakh Indian children have received citizenship due to being born in America.
The 14th amendment of the US Constitution guarantees congenital citizenship to children. This law has been in force in America for 150 years.
Supreme Court order affects Indians
According to data up to 2024 by the US Census Bureau, there are about 54 lakh Indians in the US. This is about one and a half percent of the US population.
Two-thirds of these people are first generation immigrants. That is, he first went to America in the family, but the rest is a US -born citizens. Following the order of the Supreme Court, it will be difficult for First Generation Immigience to get American citizenship.