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President Trump signs two orders to limit birthright citizenship

The orders aim to curb commercial birth tourism and may also restrict citizenship for children of foreign diplomats and those born in U.S. territories.

·1 min read·4 outlets

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President Donald Trump signed two executive orders on Thursday to narrow birthright citizenship in the United States. The measures target birth tourism and could affect children of foreign diplomatic staff and those born in U.S. territories.

President Donald Trump signed two executive orders on Thursday to narrow birthright citizenship.3,1 The orders target commercial birth tourism, aiming to deny citizenship to children born in the United States through such schemes.3,2,1 The orders also propose denying citizenship to children of certain foreign diplomatic personnel born in the United States.3,1

Axios indicated the orders could extend restrictions to children born in U.S. territories.1 The action follows a recent Supreme Court decision that rejected a prior Trump administration order on birthright citizenship.4,3 In the Oval Office, Trump said, "We had a very unfortunate decision in the Supreme Court concerning birthright," and added, "So we're making adjustments."3

The administration frames the orders as part of a broader effort to curb birth tourism.1 The Guardian reported that the orders attempt to broaden categories of children affected, though specifics were not disclosed.4 The Straits Times reported that the orders specifically target commercial birth tourism.2

“"We had a very unfortunate decision in the Supreme Court concerning birthright," and "So we're making adjustments."”
Donald Trump, President of the United States3

メディアの意見が分かれるところ

  • Axios reported that the orders would deny citizenship to children of foreign diplomatic staff and potentially to those born in U.S. territories, while CGTN mentioned only the denial for children of foreign diplomatic staff and did not reference territorial provisions.1,3

なぜ重要か

  • Birthright citizenship is a constitutional right recognized by the U.S. Supreme Court, reaffirmed in a decision five weeks before the executive orders.4

  • Commercial "birth tourism" refers to foreign families traveling to the United States to give birth so their children acquire U.S. citizenship.2,1

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