‘The Constitution won’: Immigration attorneys celebrate Supreme Court birthright citizenship ruling
The American Bazaar features immigration attorney Rekha Sharma-Crawford responding to the Supreme Court’s decision preserving birthright citizenship. She explains that the ruling reaffirms the Fourteenth Amendment’s clear guarantee that children born in the United States are citizens regardless of their parents’ immigration status—and rejects an attempt to rewrite that constitutional protection. Read the full article […]
Supreme Court rolls back nationwide block on birthright citizenship order, legal fight continues
PolitiFact reports the Supreme Court rolled back nationwide blocks on Trump’s birthright citizenship executive order in Trump v. CASA—without deciding whether the order is constitutional—setting up fresh litigation that could determine where the policy applies and who remains protected. Read the full PolitiFact update →
Think Immigration: The Fourteenth Amendment Survives in 22 States: Trump v. CASA, Inc. Call to Action!
AILA’s Rekha Sharma-Crawford co-authors a rapid-response breakdown of Trump v. CASA, Inc., explaining why the Supreme Court’s ruling limited universal injunctions but did not end birthright citizenship—and why the fight now shifts to class actions, state-led litigation, and Administrative Procedure Act challenges. Read the full AILA post →