Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
“If he was listening and could understand and parse what was happening, and those are big stipulations….I have to imagine he knew the case was not going his way," says Jamelle Bouie, opinion columnist at The New York Times, of Trump.
Earlier this week, birthright citizenship went to the Supreme Court—and so did the president. Even with Trump in attendance, it didn’t look like the Supreme Court was buying his administration’s attack on the 14th amendment and birthright citizenship. But how the justices decide the case could leave the door open for another, savvier attempt to overturn birthright citizenship in the future.
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“If he was listening and could understand and parse what was happening, and those are big stipulations….I have to imagine he knew the case was not going his way," says Jamelle Bouie, opinion columnist at The New York Times, of Trump.
Earlier this week, birthright citizenship went to the Supreme Court—and so did the president. Even with Trump in attendance, it didn’t look like the Supreme Court was buying his administration’s attack on the 14th amendment and birthright citizenship. But how the justices decide the case could leave the door open for another, savvier attempt to overturn birthright citizenship in the future.
Watch What Next now on YouTube for more: youtu.be/nmvqCrFyiLM?si=EB945E5pk6scJIAa
#dailynews #scotus #14thamendment #birthrightcitizenship #supremecourt #trump
