A federal judge Blocked Nationwide Thursday late night on President Trump’s congenital citizenship, the fourth such decision after the Supreme Court’s decision Universal prohibition,
US District Judge Debora Boardman Already indicated that she will block A nationwide ban, but at that time he did not have jurisdiction as the case was resting with the appeal court.
Last week, the appeal court sent the case back to the boardman so that he could issue a decision.
The new phase of litigation reduces the Supreme Court’s ability to decide with ideological lines with a 6-3 decision of 6-3. Universal prohibitionThe High Court still left the door open for nationwide blocks, when the plaintiff needs to provide “full relief” or when judges certify a nationwide class action.
The boardman insisted that it was not “reviving” a universal prohibition and Thursday’s decision “Comports with the old and recent Supreme Court examples.”
The judge wrote, “Here, the court found that the only way to give complete relief to the certified class is to include the enforcement of the executive order as each member of the class.” “That relief should include every child in the United States which is subject to the Executive Order.
He is the appointment of former President Biden.
Signed on the first day of Trump in the office, his executive orderCongenital citizenship for childrenIf they are not at least one parent with permanent legal status, then born on American soil. In order to directly face its constitutionalism, every court has found that it violates the citizenship section of the 14th amendment.
The boardman oversees a challenge brought by two immigration service organizations, CASA and Refuge advocate projectAnd eight women who are either pregnant or give birth recently. The plaintiff has argued an prohibition that applies only in some areas or is unnatural on some migrants.
The latest ruling fourth time marks a court that has blocked Trump’s executive order nationwide. Supreme Court’s decision,
One Appeal court Last month did it, as two other federal district judges were In New Hampshire And Massachusetts.
