In New Hampshire, United States, a federal judge stopped the Trump administration from ending birthright citizenship. This directive gripped the entire nation, protecting babies of undocumented parents from losing citizenship.
The judge, Joseph Laplante, found a smart way around the Supreme Court’s recent limitations by marking the lawsuit as a class-action, giving him a chance to pause Trump’s order.
Judge Laplante’s decision is rooted in the Constitution. Trump’s attempts to end birthright citizenship consistently hit legal walls.
Laplante thinks the plaintiffs have a strong case, likely to prove Trump’s order unconstitutional. His pause lasts seven days, providing room for an appeal.
Other Trump Administration Developments
The FBI has been using polygraphs to test the loyalty of its senior employees. There’s a shake-up in the Secret Service as well, with six agents suspended over site security breaches during an assassination attempt on Trump.
Moreover, Trump’s budget plan looks set to slash a third of basic scientific research funding. Plus, rural white scientists feel the pinch from D.E.I. cuts.
Israel has discovered that some of Iran’s enriched uranium managed to survive recent American and Israeli attacks. It appears Iran might still be able to reach its nuclear engineers.
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Mr. Trump should tone it down a bit. Nawaoh!!